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Installing under VMware. Initial base install goes fine. Installed VMware tools first, then Xorg. Added my login to the Video group.
this command, "To run the X Window System, use startx(1) from x11/xinit, or install and configure a display manager to start a graphical login on
boot." Initiating startx does nothing at the prompt. And where does one
find a display manager.
Is there any resource out there that explains what changes need to be made
to the xorg.conf file for use with VMWare?
Sincere thanks for any replies.
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<div dir=3D"ltr">Installing under VMware.=C2=A0 Initial base install goes f= ine.=C2=A0 Installed VMware tools first, then Xorg.=C2=A0 Added my login to=
the Video group.<div><br></div><div>this command, "To run the X Windo=
w System, use startx(1) from x11/xinit, or install and configure a display = manager to start a graphical login on boot."=C2=A0 Initiating startx d= oes nothing at the prompt.=C2=A0 And where does one find a display manager.= </div><div><br></div><div>Is there any resource out there that explains wha=
t changes need to be made to the xorg.conf file for use with VMWare?</div><= div><br></div><div>Sincere thanks for any replies.</div></div>
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