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How can I run a single GNOME session from a CDE login prompt or other startup environment?

April 26, 2017CDE Environment gnome LOGIN prompt run session startup

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How can I run a single GNOME session from a CDE login prompt or other startup environment?

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To start GNOME after the X Window System is running, execute: /etc/opt/gnome/gdm/Sessions/Gnome If you are starting up from a command line login, follow the example below. If you have a system with GNOME installed, but need to use CDE as the login environment, then a single GNOME session can be started as follows.