On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 10:21:28 -0600, Aleksandar Milivojevic <amilivojevic@xxxxxx> wrote: > Terry Polzin wrote: > > vi /etc/sysconfig/desktop > > I've attempted to play with that last night. Hasn't worked. Tried to > do "DESKTOP=XFCE", and "DESKTOP=XFCE4" (and variations with lower case), > no luck, I'd always get GNOME session when logging in. I haven't > attempted to use switchdesk, since I want this to be for all users (not > only currently logged in user). I've also found gdmconfig utility, but > there wasn't anything about setting default session in it either. > Sorry this took a while. I don't have internet access while mountaineering. Hmm, I don't have XFCE myself. I used to use it, but switched back to gnome, and I was the only person who ever experimented with it, so I stuck to switchdesk. Switchdesk is going to alter a file in your user's home directory. Perhaps it uses the same layout as the desktop file...I don't know. I would try this. Switch your user to XFCE and check ~.Xclients or .Xclients-default I noticed in the man page for switchdesk Red Hat spells XFCE as XFce4....did you try that spelling? Just a couple of ideas. I'm stumped here. --andy
