Gnome/KDE

[LEECH MICHAEL JR]

Matthew Kuiken <matt.kuiken at verizon.net> wrote:   LEECH MICHAEL JR wrote:
> I've tried to switch the system at boot-up but I still get the Gnome GUI.
> 
> This is what the menu looks like:
> 
> Ubuntu, kernal 2.6.15-26-386
> Ubuntu, kernal 2.6.15-26-386 (recovery mode)
> Ubuntu, kernal 2.6.15-26-386
> Ubuntu, kernal 2.6.15-26-386 (recovery mode)
> Ubuntu, memtest 86+
> 
> If I use the first line I get a Kebuntu start-up screen and a Gnome GUI.
> 
> If I use the third line I get a Bunt start-up screen and a Gnome GUI.
> 
> I've installed them using the suggestions on the Kubuntu webpage:
> 
> kubuntu-desktop
> kde
> kde-core
> 
> I used Synaptic
> 

Just to add a little to what Eberhard said in his reply, on the GDM 
screen, there is an 'Options' button in the lower left hand corner. One 
of those options is something similar to 'change session'. That option 
will allow you to switch between KDE, Gnome, or any other desktop 
environment that you have set up a session for. For example, I have the 
normal sessions set up, and then I have a session set up that uses Gnome 
on XGL on another display so that I can play with it once in a while. 
KDE, XFCE, etc can all be set up to be used through this option.

-Matt


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  To all of those that gave me a hand with my problem - THANKS
   
  After screwing up the system with wireless networking problems I must have done some damage, so I did a clean load and then loaded kubuntu-desktop. It works great.
   
  Thanks - Mike
  
 
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