ahchong
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Hello !!!
Now, I just get my Linux Operating System, it's from Debian. The question is: how can I install for my X-Window ??
All your response will be appreciated, Thanks !!
p/s: Step by Step will be better, thanks !
Now, I just get my Linux Operating System, it's from Debian. The question is: how can I install for my X-Window ??
All your response will be appreciated, Thanks !!
p/s: Step by Step will be better, thanks !
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What you have to do for most Linux distributions is run "xf86config" or "XF86Setup" (both are case sensitive). These processes will configure your video setup for X Windows. You should just be able to run either one from any directory.
The difference between the two options is that xf86config is a text based script, while XF86Setup (not immediately available in all distributions) is graphics based.
After it is successfully configured (usually takes a few attempts for me), X Windows can be invoked with "startx".
Hope this helps.
The difference between the two options is that xf86config is a text based script, while XF86Setup (not immediately available in all distributions) is graphics based.
After it is successfully configured (usually takes a few attempts for me), X Windows can be invoked with "startx".
Hope this helps.
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Now I got a question, I have faced a program with startx and also xdm command. when I choose to use startx to enter x-window, it seem that got many error.... oppositely, if I choose xdm as my command to enter my x-window, it will not have any problem with it. what is the problem ?
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