Fresh Install... Desktop Environment?

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I've installed FreeBSD 5.4 with the KDE, but all that happens on startup is
a login screen. I know enough from my use of Linux to login and manually
start X, but only TWM comes up. First, how can I manually run KDE? I'd
prefer to do my work in that environment than that god awful TWM or a
command prompt. I've got a modern PC. I'd rather not use an interface
designed for a computer with less memory than my cell phone. Second, how ca=
n
I configure it so that KDE automatically starts to give me a graphical logi=
n
and user interface?

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<div>I've installed FreeBSD 5.4 with the KDE, but all that happens on start=
up is a login screen. I know enough from my use of Linux to login and manua=
lly start X, but only TWM comes up. First, how can I manually run KDE? I'd =
prefer to do my work in that environment than that god awful TWM or a comma=
nd prompt. I've got a modern PC. I'd rather not use an interface designed f=
or a computer with less memory than my cell phone. Second, how can I config=
ure it so that KDE automatically starts to give me a graphical login and us=
er interface?
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