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Wednesday, October 27th 2004, 8:46pm

login in Gnome... :(

Whenever I turn on my comp, I gotta login through GNOME, and I gotta select KDE. Can't I just use the KDE login screen? I'm on Fedora Core 2.
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Wednesday, October 27th 2004, 10:06pm

Short answer: Yes.

Fedora has some system configuration tools. I don't know if it has one to help you here. In FC1 they were called redhat-config-<module> but the name could have changed. Look in KMenu for those tools. Look for one related to "Login Screen" or "X Configuration".

If that tools does not exist you have to change some system configuration manually. Just follow the fedora tip:
[code:1]bash# echo 'DESKTOP="KDE"'> /etc/sysconfig/desktop
bash# echo 'DISPLAYMANAGER="KDE"' >> /etc/sysconfig/desktop[/code:1]