Re: More on Enlightenment

[Aaron Prohaska <verdesoft verdesoft net>]

Thank you soo much for telling me this. I hav found the .Xclients in my
home dir that is causing the problem. I just have to figure out how to
fix it. I guess I need to point the file to the fvwm window manager,
though I am not sure where that is. Here is what's in the .Xclients
file.

# Enlightenment inserted Execution string here
/usr//enlightenment/bin/enlightenment

So do I change this to something like:

/usr//fvwm/bin/fvwm

Why is there a double // after usr? I have .Xclients in my /root dir
also, do I need to change that one as well?

Thanks,

Aaron

Bruce Richardson wrote:
> 
> What do you find if you do ls -al in your home directory?  Do you find
> anything if you do ls .xinitrc or ls .Xclients?  (In Unix, a . at the start
> of a filename makes it a hidden file, so you don't see it with just ls.
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