On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 00:42:07 +0200, yonatan maman said: > gdm is my default desktop manager. > the problems had started after upgrading into gtk2+ including the > following librarys: > > gtk 2.4.13 Let me guess - you removed the GTK1 libraries when you upgraded, and that broke gdm which was still using tho GTK1 libraries. You can install GTK1 and GTK2 on the system - they use different filenames and directory names, so they don't conflict with each other. rpm -Uvh the gtk1 and glib1 RPMs back onto your system and gdm should start working.
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