Hello. I have downloaded ps cc in the Norwegian version. I then deleted the Norwegian Verson and will re installPerfect ps cc english verson. When I try to download ps cc again I do not get pressure on ps cc in creative clode distributions appear as updat

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I have downloaded ps cc in the Norwegian version. I then deleted the Norwegian Verson and will re installPerfect ps cc english verson. When I try to download ps cc again I do not get pressure on ps cc in creative clode distributions appear as updated What can I installation alert ps cc again ?

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That is not a practically empty xinitrc - that file only needs one line: exec WM.  Other things are entirely optional, and some of them very useful, but I'd encourage you to stick with the simplest xinitrc that will do what you require.
Is slim involved?  Probably.  That is the source of many problems.  But to start narrowing this down, I have 3 suggestions:
1) temporarily (at least) change your inittab to default to runlevel 3 ... actually, is it currently set to 5 or 3? if it is currently 3 that would explain why slim doesn't start.
2) at a tty in runlevel 3 use "xinit" instead of "startx".  Startx is fine most of the time, but it is essentially just a complex wrapper for xinit.  That complexity can often iadd useful functionality, but it *always* makes troubleshooting more difficult.  So for now just use a vanilla 'xinit'.
3) remove dbus-launch from your exec line in xinitrc.  This is done by console-kit so it is redundant and potentially problematic.  Further BOTH of these are taken care of by slim, so I'd even suggest getting both a jump start on being ready for slim and simplifying troubleshooting by removing both of them.  Just make that line "exec openbox-session"
Edit: adding one more:
4) temporarily switch out openbox-session for openbox.  I suspect the reason feh's setting of the background is getting overridden is due to a script or setting in openbox's autostart settings - many of these are only invoked when "openbox-session" is called, while "openbox" starts *just* the window manager itself.
Last edited by Trilby (2012-10-03 17:30:36)