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Re: another success story
On Fri, 12 Mar 1999, Roger Dingledine wrote:
> > Solaris does this one first login. In this case, it should be
> > possible to have a script in startx pick a window manager, and remove
> > itself after really starting X. Would be nice... Maybe have the
> > default home for a new user have this startX, and then delete itself
> > allowing the real one to be called.
>
> I could've sworn I recently saw an xdm variant that let you pick (from a
> pull-down menu) which window manager you were going to use for that login.
> It might have been gnome-based. I don't remember it very well.
kdm does that.
> I believe there's a little tk script that starts after you start X, and
> allows you to pick which window manager you want to boot that time.
> Assuming we approve of tk as a language, that might be a good start. (It's
> somewhere on freshmeat. Again, no clue what the name is.)
There are several apps that do this. I know of one Qt based called wmm...
I think a link should be in the Qt mailing list archives.
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