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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers GUI for Redhat Linux Post 31536 by stareja on Saturday 9th of November 2002 12:23:11 PM
Old 11-09-2002
Type startx

That will start the Xserver. If you want the gui to start when you start the machine, you'll have to edit this line in you /etc/inittab file: id:x:initdefault:

Change whatever x is in the above line to 5, so the new line would read:

id:5:initdefault:

Be very careful. DO NOT CHANGE IT TO 6.
 

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NAME
espeak-gui - graphical user interface for the eSpeak voice synthesizer SYNOPSIS
espeak-gui [OPTIONS] [FILES] DESCRIPTION
espeak-gui is a little application to let the computer read out text for you. If you run espeak-gui listing one or more text files as arguments, the content of those files will be loaded automatically. OPTIONS
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