[K12OSN] *sigh* FC2 issues

[Andrew]

I know redhat helped a lot with the early stages. But it seems that the 
fedora model just isn't right for k12ltsp. At this rate FC3 will be out 
by the time we have a reliable fc2.Wouldn't it make more sense to drop 
fedora? I did. Debian comes to mind, but for those of us living in 
netware systems maybe suse would be a good candidate? I don't mean to be 
a killjoy, but I haven't been comfortable with any of the 4.X k12ltsps, 
and I get the sense that the prob might be fedora itself.

>On Wed, 2004-08-11 at 07:14, Shawn Powers wrote:
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>>Apparently the things I tested in beta were not the things I should have
>>been testing...  Because now I'm installing 4.1.0 -- and I'm running into
>>troublesome issues...  Anyone have suggestions:
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>>1) I like kdm, with the login/password dialog on the same screen.  I
>>always use kdm, but now, in the kdm configuration (in kcontrol) I don't
>>have the option to remove the sessions I don't want (ie, everything but
>>icewm)  Is there a new configuration place for this?  I don't even see
>>"Reset your Desktop" as an option in kdm.
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>>2) I guess that was it -- but #1 involves several issues, the "Reset
>>Desktop" session is gone, and I can't disable everything but IceWM.  IN
>>FACT, IceWM isn't even an option in kdm anymore...
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>>Were there drastic changes in the way kdm behaves?  I have gotten rid of
>>kdm and gdm, so that xdm is used -- but it doesn't have the option (of
>>course) to reset desktop either...
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>KDM did indeed make a change that none of us caught. I've fixed IceWM and
>will start work on "Reset Desktop". The updated IceWM has already been added
>to the update repository.
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>I don't see an option to change sessions in kcontrol. You can do it the
>"manual" way by removing the sessions you don't want from /usr/share/xessions/
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>-Eric
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