Set KDE Desktop Environment like default CentOS 7
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I want to change default Desktop environment from GNome to KDE.
My asking is for CentOS 7, I was Trying with
How to install Desktop Environments on CentOS 7?
# echo "exec startkde" >> ~/.xinitrc
# startx
Efectively KDE Environments Starts
But, Restarting, Again I have Gnome.
I want Restarting starting with KDE.
Where I can change deafult Desktop Environment?
PD. Solution for CentOS 6.x doesn't work!
centos kde desktop-environment
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I want to change default Desktop environment from GNome to KDE.
My asking is for CentOS 7, I was Trying with
How to install Desktop Environments on CentOS 7?
# echo "exec startkde" >> ~/.xinitrc
# startx
Efectively KDE Environments Starts
But, Restarting, Again I have Gnome.
I want Restarting starting with KDE.
Where I can change deafult Desktop Environment?
PD. Solution for CentOS 6.x doesn't work!
centos kde desktop-environment
edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:36
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asked Oct 11 '16 at 1:49
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I want to change default Desktop environment from GNome to KDE.
My asking is for CentOS 7, I was Trying with
How to install Desktop Environments on CentOS 7?
# echo "exec startkde" >> ~/.xinitrc
# startx
Efectively KDE Environments Starts
But, Restarting, Again I have Gnome.
I want Restarting starting with KDE.
Where I can change deafult Desktop Environment?
PD. Solution for CentOS 6.x doesn't work!
centos kde desktop-environment
edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:36
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asked Oct 11 '16 at 1:49
Tory Catcher
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I want to change default Desktop environment from GNome to KDE.
My asking is for CentOS 7, I was Trying with
How to install Desktop Environments on CentOS 7?
# echo "exec startkde" >> ~/.xinitrc
# startx
Efectively KDE Environments Starts
But, Restarting, Again I have Gnome.
I want Restarting starting with KDE.
Where I can change deafult Desktop Environment?
PD. Solution for CentOS 6.x doesn't work!
centos kde desktop-environment
centos kde desktop-environment
edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:36
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asked Oct 11 '16 at 1:49
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edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:36
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In CentOS 7, there is a file /X11/xinit/Xclients in which the default desktop will be checked. It will look for a file /etc/sysconfig/desktop. Therefore, we can simply create this file (/etc/sysconfig/desktop) and put the content "DESKTOP=KDE". For next login, KDE desktop environment will be used automatically.
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In CentOS 7, there is a file /X11/xinit/Xclients in which the default desktop will be checked. It will look for a file /etc/sysconfig/desktop. Therefore, we can simply create this file (/etc/sysconfig/desktop) and put the content "DESKTOP=KDE". For next login, KDE desktop environment will be used automatically.
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In CentOS 7, there is a file /X11/xinit/Xclients in which the default desktop will be checked. It will look for a file /etc/sysconfig/desktop. Therefore, we can simply create this file (/etc/sysconfig/desktop) and put the content "DESKTOP=KDE". For next login, KDE desktop environment will be used automatically.
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In CentOS 7, there is a file /X11/xinit/Xclients in which the default desktop will be checked. It will look for a file /etc/sysconfig/desktop. Therefore, we can simply create this file (/etc/sysconfig/desktop) and put the content "DESKTOP=KDE". For next login, KDE desktop environment will be used automatically.
answered Aug 11 at 3:43
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In CentOS 7, there is a file /X11/xinit/Xclients in which the default desktop will be checked. It will look for a file /etc/sysconfig/desktop. Therefore, we can simply create this file (/etc/sysconfig/desktop) and put the content "DESKTOP=KDE". For next login, KDE desktop environment will be used automatically.
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