Chapter 3: Customizing startup of the Graphical Environment

Table of contents

• Chapter 3: Customizing startup of the Graphical Environment
  • Starting a Graphical Environment session
    • Running scologin
      • Configuring scologin's startup behavior
      • Defining X server sessions
      • Logging out of scologin
    • Running the startx script
    • Using grey-scale monochrome monitors with the X server
    • Solving problems exiting the X server
    • Using the session manager
      • Starting scosession
      • Stopping scosession
      • Using scosession options
  • Using environment variables
  • Customizing scologin
    • Using the scologin administration script
    • Configuring scologin on multiple displays
    • About XDMCP X server options
    • Running scologin with XDMCP
    • Running scologin with the Xservers file
      • Step 1: Stopping existing scologin processes
      • Step 2: Editing the Xservers file
      • Step 3: Enabling access to the remote display
      • Step 4: Running the X server on the remote display
      • Step 5: Starting scologin
  • Using X terminals
    • Managing an X terminal display with scologin
      • X terminals that do not support XDMCP
      • X terminals that support XDMCP
    • Running a session on an X terminal without scologin