Arthur Pemberton wrote:
Is there a problem with RHGB? I haven't heard of one in the chatrooms or mailing list.
The main problem is that it starts an X server. When rhgb ends, its X server shuts down, and then a second X server is spawned for the user to log in with.
That, and rhgb was designed to hide all the spew you get when you start up, but it doesn't because of all the spew that pops up before rhgb ever loads. Oh and then there's the "can't start eth0, network start failed" issue which makes you see most of the spew anyway on laptops. It's pretty much useless.
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