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Subject: Re: Using kdm, shell script to declare my locales and startups...
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>This prompted me to read the kdm help and I have read in the kdm help that
>when someone logs using kdm, the shell script Xsession is executed.
>So I copied the settings about to my .xsession


Try using the "custom" session from the kdm screen.
I am sure that one will use your ~/.xsession but I do
not know if any other choice will...

You would also need to put startkde in there
(or whichever window manager you want to use)

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