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The live environment is a little sparse, by design. I recommend that
for a reasonable starting point you install
the overlays develop xfce
and
possibly xfce-extras
, or just install
the kitchen-sink
. You can add additional software
overlays using zap.
Log in as jack, and you can get a very ancient desktop (twm) using
startx
.
To get Xfce, run startxfce4
. (If you create a new
account, you may find that you have trouble saving Xfce settings; if
that's the case simply copy the .config
directory from
/jack
and this should set everything up.)
For other desktops, there's a setxsession
command that
allows you to choose which desktop to run. Without arguments, it will
just list which desktop environments/window managers it knows about,
and whether they're installed. Just choose one, for example:
setxsession wmaker
and then run startx to get it running.