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| - | + | == Where to place the code? == | |
| - | If your system boots into runlevel 3, which means that you login on the console and then startx, you can put the above code at the top of your .xinitrc. | + | If your system boots into **runlevel 3**, which means that you login on the console and then startx, you can put the above code at the top of your ** ~/.xinitrc**. \\ |
| - | If your system boots into runlevel 4 and you login with login-manager like gdm, kdm or xdm, you should | + | If your system boots into **runlevel 4** and you login with login-manager like gdm, kdm or xdm, you should |
| - | This file is sourced by any of the login-managers. Please note that ~/.xprofile isn't created by default, you must create it by yourself. | + | |
