Difference between revisions of "SLiM Configuration"
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The .xinitrc is responsible for actually starting your installed desktop environment(s). You will need to first open your terminal in order to edit the '''X-Windows initialisation file'''. The syntax of the command to do this is: | The .xinitrc is responsible for actually starting your installed desktop environment(s). You will need to first open your terminal in order to edit the '''X-Windows initialisation file'''. The syntax of the command to do this is: | ||
[text editor] ~/.xinitrc | |||
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gedit ~/.xinitrc | gedit ~/.xinitrc | ||
==Ensure the X-Windows Initialisation File Runs Installed Environments== | ==Ensure the X-Windows Initialisation File Runs Installed Environments== | ||
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You will need to first open your terminal in order to edit the '''SLiM configuration file'''. The syntax of the command to do this is: | You will need to first open your terminal in order to edit the '''SLiM configuration file'''. The syntax of the command to do this is: | ||
gksu [text editor] /etc/slim.conf | |||
For example, if you wish to edit the file within the terminal using the ''gedit'' text editor, the command is: | |||
gksu gedit /etc/slim.conf | |||
== Set the Desired Theme == | == Set the Desired Theme == | ||