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Hello I like wm and this time I want to try evilwm.
I installed from pacman:
pacman -S evilwmBut in trying to start it I get error.
I use slim for the sessions, attempts to start evilwm I get "failed to execute login command".
Mi .xinitrc:
setxkbmap es &
nitrogen --restore &
xmobar &
xbindkeys &
evilwm -fg silver -term urxvtI also tried with
exec evilwm -fg silver -term urxvtbut the problem is the same.
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I don't use slim, so i can't help with that, but with that .xinitrc you should be able to use 'startx' from a tty to start evilwm. You can use Ctrl-Alt-F2 to get to tty2, login, and use
startx -- :1... it should work.
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The problem is the same, edit the inittab to boot to console and I keep getting Login Failed To Execute Commands.
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Any ideas?
Still do not know what to do to start it.:(
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There is no passing, no start. Even I get login failed to execute commands.
Also try booting from console with startx and the problem is the same.
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1. Get rid of 'slim'
sudo dpkg -P slim
2.As ROOT edit /etc/inittab and leave this section like this:
# The default runlevel.
id:2:initdefault:Make sure that is the default runlevel in Arch, it could be '3'.
3.As USER edit your .xinitrc and leave it looking like this:
#!/bin/sh
setxkbmap es &
nitrogen --restore &
xmobar &
xbindkeys &
exec evilwm Enter in another line what your terminal you want it to look like followed by the ampersand (&)
4. Reboot
5. Login (user name and user password)
6. $ startx (Enter)
Desktop: Atom 1.6 || 1 MB RAM || 160 GB HD
Minimal Squeeze || icewm/fluxbox/ratpoison
KISS = Keep It Simple, Stupid
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1. Get rid of 'slim'
sudo dpkg -P slim2.As ROOT edit /etc/inittab and leave this section like this:
# The default runlevel. id:2:initdefault:Make sure that is the default runlevel in Arch, it could be '3'.
3.As USER edit your .xinitrc and leave it looking like this:
#!/bin/sh setxkbmap es & nitrogen --restore & xmobar & xbindkeys & exec evilwmEnter in another line what your terminal you want it to look like followed by the ampersand (&)
4. Reboot
5. Login (user name and user password)
6. $ startx (Enter)
Yep I can already start evilwm.
Thanks for your help 
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Solved!
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