On Sat, 2009-01-10 at 20:56 -0700, Alan Dayley wrote:
> I installed Ubuntu 8.04 on a system because I don't currently have a
> Kubuntu 8.04 CD. No big problems encountered. I then installed the
> kubuntu-desktop meta-package to get the KDE desktop installed. Again,
> no problems. I set the login manager to KDM. Cool.
>
> Now I want to set KDE as the default desktop. I am about to setup
> several users in the system and they are all used to KDE. It's not a
> big deal to configure KDE as each user's individual default but I'd
> rather use some system-wide setting to default it. Does anyone know
> where such a setting would be?
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2 moderately unresponsive answers...
If this were a Red Hat/CentOS/Fedora system, you would simply
modify /etc/sysconfig/desktop and tell it DESKTOP=KDE. But it's not and
my knowledge of buried bodies on Ubuntu is limited.
You could put an .Xclients-default into each users folder - even
in /etc/skell so that it was there with each user you create
Craig
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