question - login panel session selection

[Biju Chacko]

Dany Cuyt wrote:
> We have a RedHat Linux 4 server with Gnome and KDE installed. Recently 
> we decided to use Xfce as the default Desktop environment for our users.
> I installed xfce 4.2.2. So far we are happy with Xfce and we managed to 
> customize the environment to our user's needs. There is one thing I really
> like to change but I'm unable to find how.
> In the session selection the login panel offers:
> 
>     *  GNOME
>     *  Xfce session
>     *  Default system session
>     *  Kde
>     *  Failsafe terminal
> 
> By default, users will use Xfce. This has been accomplished with 
> .Xclients-default and .Xclients in the $HOME directory of the user.
> To make sure that users will use Xfce as desktop environment I would 
> like to disable Gnome and Kde in the login panel session selection. But 
> I don't want to remove kde or gnome from the system. Does anyone know 
> how this can be done?

you could delete gnome.desktop and kde.desktop from /usr/share/xsessions

hth,

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