X als user unter freeBSD??

wrappa

http://bsdvault.net/viewtopic.php?topic=783&forum=1

reicht das??
(falls du kein englisch kannst *g*. versuch nen programm names wrapper..)

Oder wenn du selbst machen willst ..

"Now that X was configured it was time to get it working for non-root users. I switched to my normal user account and tried to start X. I got an error because /usr/X11R6/bin wasn't in my path so I added that to my PATH variable in my .bash_profile file (If you use a different shell you'll have to change a different file.) and started X again. This time it came up without a problem.

The window manager that came with NetBSD (twm) was pretty dull so I decided to try the Ice Window Manager because I heard it had some nice features but didn't use a lot of resources. I downloaded the package from the NetBSD site and installed it. I then had to tell XFree86 to use that instead of twm. I copied the default xinitrc file from /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xinit to my home directory as .xinitrc so my changes wouldn't be system wide and replaced twm with icewm. Then I started X and was greeted by a brand new window manager."

mkay?

 

hehe

ja sorry,
aber meine lösung war ja auch schön *g*
Vielleicht bin ich ja nächstes mal etwas nützlicher

 

http://www.linuxsucks.de/index.php?action=tutorials&catlist=2&tutorial=28
Das wär auch gegangen *g*