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Thank you and very sorry about my lateness.
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Thank you and very sorry about my lateness.

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Hi everybody,<br />
I am very new in slackware. I am trying to scape from Bill Gates.<br />
I changed the runlevel to '5', instead of type every time startx. Now my slackware starts the login xwindow screen and freezes &nbsp;and allows no further action.(ctrl+alt+backspace<wbr /> does not work). How can I overcome this problem?<br />
Sorry my english.
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Hi everybody,
I am very new in slackware. I am trying to scape from Bill Gates.
I changed the runlevel to '5', instead of type every time startx. Now my slackware starts the login xwindow screen and freezes  and allows no further action.(ctrl+alt+backspace does not work). How can I overcome this problem?
Sorry my english.

slackware freezes on login screen

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