server install + x

[Craig Hagerman]

I am not sure I understand what you are getting at with this question.
Normally you set this by editing inittab and changing the init level to 3
(or 2 or 4, or whatever you have X set as).
e.g.  /etc/inittab
       id:2:initdefault:

 I am assuming here that your X install automatically added the appropriate
links into the appropriate init.d directories. If not you can do that
automatically.

Craig

On 6/29/06, Gabriel Dragffy <dragffy at yandex.ru> wrote:
>
>  perhaps this is a little bit of a strange question, but, after completing
> a server install of ubuntu and running "sudo aptitude install
> ubuntu-desktop" how does one go about configuring the computer to
> automatically start X every the computer boots and give you a login screen
> (just like a standard ubuntu install). Recommendations to just install the
> standard ubuntu distro are not welcome! Real advice is warmly welcomed!!
>
> gabe
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