Jeremy Katz wrote:
On Thu, 2006-02-16 at 12:57 -0500, Mike A. Harris wrote:
Is there any particular reason gdm (and kdm for that matter) don't
simply default to /usr/bin/X? It's supposed to be the default X
server, which seems a better way to handle it IMHO. Then one merely
need point the /usr/bin/X symlink to the server of choice, in theory
at least.
I'd far rather be making changes to config files than doing the symlink
voodoo we used to
The way the symlink voodoo was done before via Xconfigurator, I'd
agree, as it was IMHO quite a nasty mess. It doesn't need to be
such a disaster though, at least in theory. ;oP
I'd prefer for there to never ever be more than one X server to ever
want to install, thus making /usr/bin/X a hardlink to /usr/bin/Xlinux,
but that has some drawbacks too. ;)
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Proud Canadian.
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