* T mlist4suntong@yahoo.com [20060705 22:53]:
On Wed, 05 Jul 2006 08:01:11 +0200, Michael Prokop wrote:
You don't need to run grml-x anymore as soon as you have a working xorg.conf. [...]
I remember that having quite from grml-x, and use startx to get into X again, I got some message saying that I should use grml-x instead, or re-type the full path of startx...
Very interesting that nearly nobody seems to run startx on the hd-install again. :)
mika@grml ~ % grep startx /etc/zsh/zshrc isgrmlcd && alias startx='echo -e "Please use the script "grml-x" for \ starting the X Window System.\n If you want to use startx anyway please \ call "/usr/bin/startx"."; return -1'
Maybe I'll check for existence of xorg.conf instead of isgrmlcd() as XFree86 shouldn't be present anymore. (I tried to avoid a check for xorg.conf as in the beginnings of grml XFree86's XF86Config-4 was present as well.)
And yes, this check and alias is definitely necessary.
regards, -mika-