5 Installing uxlaunch and making it operational should only require 3 steps:
7 1) running `./configure; make; make install` in this source directory
8 2) editing the configuration file
9 3) configuring your system to start uxlaunch automatically
11 Step 1 should be trivial.
13 Step 2, editing the configuration file. This step is optional for single-
14 user systems where there is only one user account with a /home/$USER folder.
15 In case you need a different desktop than the programmed default (the MeeGo
16 netbook UX) started, you can use this configuration file to specify a
17 different default session. The configuration file is normally installed
18 as /etc/sysconfig/uxlaunch.
20 Step 3, configuring your system to start uxlaunch at boot time, should be
21 done by inserting the following line in /etc/inittab:
23 x:5:respawn:/usr/sbin/uxlaunch
25 If your system uses upstart or another non-sysvinit style startup system,
26 you may need to consult the manual of that on how to achieve this.