As I said in my kde1-and-kde2.txt file (but apparently not clearly
enough)

* if you are only user, you have to put the scripts in ~/bin/kde1 and ~/bin/kde2

* if you are also root (and want to configure kdm) then don't put them there,
put them in /etc/profile.d/kde1 and /etc/profile.d/kde2.

Then you can edit /etc/X11/xdm/Xsession and load those files.

You can't load the files from ~/bin because not all users can
read that directory, so better put the files in /etc/profile.d

Note that you can put them whereever you want ! It's just an example.
As long as Xsession points to them...

PS : ~/rc ???

On Sun, Jan 30, 2000 at 11:59:40PM +1000, Keith Antoine wrote:
> I am using Chris Molnars' binaries and trying to use David Faures
> Dual boot scripts for KDE2 and 1. Kde2 exists /opt/kde2 and 
> qt-copy exists in /usr/src/kde/qt-copy.
> 
> In the scripts:
> I altered ~/bin/kde2 to reflect where qt-copy exists
> 
> ~/bin/kde1 and 2 plus ~/rc where written from /home/kantoine; correct ?
> or should that have been from 'root'
> 
> addition to /etc/X11/xdm/Xsession
> )kde
> source /etc/profile.d/kde1.........profile.d/kde1 does not exist was I
> supposed to make it
> if so what is supposed to be in that kde1 file, same for kde2.
> 
> Needless to say when trying to logon to either kde version from the gui
> screen it comes up
> and I select logon and type in passwd. It the goes to grey screen with
> very small window
> with obling and an okay button. Press ok and loop back to std logon
> again. I can get into
> kde from command line but kde2 returns 'do not have permissions', so i
> have to alter the
> permissions somewhere, but not sure where.
> 
> Any assist would be helpful as sucess seems to be so near.
> 
> -- 
> Keith Antoine
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