[coLinux-users] A question and a tool

[Hugo C. <hu...@hu...>]

Hi, i've been using colinux with vnc, with a kde environment. I decided t=
o test enlightenment after reading an article about it, and now i can't f=
ind a way to revert to kde and its WM. 

When i first run enlightenment (straight from kde konsole, to see what ha=
ppens) it prompted me if i wanted it to edit some config files to make en=
lightenment used by default. I allowed it, but i was never informed what =
files it was that it edited. Now i cant seem to revert the change and i w=
ould appreciate it if someone more knowledgeable with linux could help me=
 out. I am posting here because of the special nature of colinux, and how=
 we don't want the normal X server to start, which might crash the system=
 if i remember well.

I googled around for info and found a file in my home dir, called .xsessi=
on, with the following content:

# Enlightenment inserted Execution string here
exec /usr/bin/enlightenment

I tried deleting it, hoping to get an error so i could insert startkde or=
 something, but it still runs enlightenment.


On a lighter note, i've found a very useful tool for use with colinux. It=
's called Explore2fs and you can download it here:

http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/

It allows you to open the colinux filesystem image file in windows and br=
owse it and edit files. Very useful if you get yourself a unbootable syst=
em or just want to mess around with it in windows. I don't think it's adv=
isable to use this tool on a running colinux filesystem.

Thanks in advance for the help,

Hugo