Re: WindowMaker install probs

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From: Tony Collins
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 00:00

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Regit Young wrote:

> In your home directory, do a command like the following and see how it
> goes....
>
> echo "wmaker" >  .xinitrc
>
> If you have a already have a copy of .xinitrc, back it up first. ( .
> files can be seen with "a" flag, ie. ls -a)
>

This will make me sound dumb, but where is the .xinitrc file?
When I type just plain old "wmaker" from my home folder, I get "command not
found".
This sounds like a bad thing...

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