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Nice! One super-easy way is to "sudo rcconf" and then just deselect gdm (and anything else you don't need).
by figital 15y ago
Nice! One super-easy way is to "sudo rcconf" and then just deselect gdm (and anything else you don't need).
- rednaught 15y agoJust to chime in here but I've been using Crunchbang lately too and find it a nice choice. I've wanted something stable and lighter that I use as my "desktop/host" and then do all my dev work in Virtualbox or KVM vms. FYI, the latest ISO now uses SLim instead of GDM. Thanks for sharing about rcconf. I'd never heard of that Debian tool before.
- hello_moto 15y agoBy the way, is your emulator VirtualBox by any chance? If so, is there any extra work to get the Linux into full-screen (aside from having to install VirtualBox Guest Tools)?
- figital 15y agoI've been using Parallels for Mac (last year's version). If you just bump up the video RAM to like 8MB you'll get more options for display sizes. I'll upgrade to version 7 ... just haven't had the time lately.