Configuring XDM to load Gnome 2 (OpenBSD)

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While this is an OpenBSD question and not directly related to FreeBSD,
it's likely this is relevant for both systems:Now that I've got Gnome 2 installed on OBSD 3.3, I need to configureXDM/startx to load Gnome 2 instead of the clunky default windowmanager. I've searched around for existing documentation on doingthis configuration, but I've found nothing. Please send me a link ifyou know where I can find this information or include it directly ina relpy.Note that I have tried the following statement:
echo 'exec gnome-session' > .xsession

But, when I execute 'xdm' and login, I am presented with the login
screen again (thus, I am unable to log in).



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<TD><PRE><TT>While this is an OpenBSD question and not directly related to FreeBSD,<BR>it's likely this is relevant for both systems:</TT><TT>

Now that I've got Gnome 2 installed on OBSD 3.3, I need to configure
XDM/startx to load Gnome 2 instead of the clunky default window
manager. I've searched around for existing documentation on doing
this configuration, but I've found nothing. Please send me a link if
you know where I can find this information or include it directly in
a relpy.

Note that I have tried the following statement:<BR></TT><TT>
echo 'exec gnome-session' &gt; .xsession</TT></PRE><PRE><TT>But, when I execute 'xdm' and login, I am presented with the login<BR></TT><TT>screen again (thus, I am unable to log in).
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