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I installed i3 tiling window manager along with kde(kde could be executed),and follow the step written in i3's wiki:
Edit ~/.xinitrc and add:
exec i3
exec i3 -V >>~/.i3/i3log >&1
and cp /etc/i3/config ~/.i3/config,after these steps I still cannot execute i3 wm, could anyone tell me what I missed?
appreciate your reply.
Last edited by tomisacat (2012-07-20 05:14:29)
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And what happens exactly when you try to run it ("can not execute" is pretty vague)? Does the i3log file contain any info?
EDIT: typo
Last edited by Gcool (2012-07-16 08:33:31)
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And what happens exactly when you try to run it ("can not execute" is pretty vague)? Does the i3log file contain any info?
EDIT: typo
I type sudo i3 and it just shows the information: i3:cannot open display ,I checked the directory ~/.i3 and find there is nothing except the config file(copied from /etc).
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I installed i3 tiling window manager along with kde(kde could be executed),and follow the step written in i3's wiki:
Edit ~/.xinitrc and add:
exec i3
exec i3 -V >>~/.i3/i3log >&1
You should add just one of the above exec statements by the way, and it should be on the last line in ~/.xinitrc. The second line is preferred if you want to log messages from i3 while it's running. To start a window manager manually from a console use
xinit /full/path/to/i3
Last edited by hesse (2012-07-16 10:20:51)
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Also you shouldn't be running it in root. You should put exec i3 in your ~/.xinitrc file and then in tty just startx
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If you have consolekit write this to ~/.xinitrc (and nothing else for starters).
exec ck-launch-session i3
Then use "startx" from commandline.
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tomisacat wrote:I installed i3 tiling window manager along with kde(kde could be executed),and follow the step written in i3's wiki:
Edit ~/.xinitrc and add:
exec i3
exec i3 -V >>~/.i3/i3log >&1You should add just one of the above exec statements by the way, and it should be on the last line in ~/.xinitrc. The second line is preferred if you want to log messages from i3 while it's running. To start a window manager manually from a console use
xinit /full/path/to/i3
Thank you,it seems worked.
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If you have consolekit write this to ~/.xinitrc (and nothing else for starters).
exec ck-launch-session i3
Then use "startx" from commandline.
Thank you.I can use it now
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