installed kde-gnome2-xfce4 and xorg but command "startx" after monitor signal problem

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anorian

I installed KDE, Gnome, XFCE and Xorg but command startx after monitor signal problem.

So I command startx after coming back screent and after monitor signal flashing.

I wait for help
 
What's your native language? The handbook is available in other languages.
 
I see there's a tr/tr_TR.ISO8859-9 directory but unfortunately it doesn't contain anything. That's a shame, I think you would find it easier to understand if it was available in your native language.
 
anorian, you might consider trying out PC-BSD if you have little experience with BSD or Linux and want or need a graphical environment running. PC-BSD is FreeBSD under the covers but designed for an easy installation of a graphical desktop and is particularly well suited to those who are just getting started in learning about FreeBSD and Unix-like operating systems.

It's too bad the FreeBSD Turkish Documentation Project isn't farther along, but perhaps you might consider contacting one of the members of that project - they may be able to point you in the direction of resources in your native language.

http://www.enderunix.org/ftdp/

The Turkish landing page for FreeBSD.org is very dated it appears:

http://www.freebsd.org/tr/index.html

If you continue to work with FreeBSD, who knows, maybe you can join that project some day. :D
 
SirDice said:
I see there's a tr/tr_TR.ISO8859-9 directory but unfortunately it doesn't contain anything. That's a shame, I think you would find it easier to understand if it was available in your native language.
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mwatkins said:
anorian, you might consider trying out PC-BSD if you have little experience with BSD or Linux and want or need a graphical environment running. PC-BSD is FreeBSD under the covers but designed for an easy installation of a graphical desktop and is particularly well suited to those who are just getting started in learning about FreeBSD and Unix-like operating systems.

It's too bad the FreeBSD Turkish Documentation Project isn't farther along, but perhaps you might consider contacting one of the members of that project - they may be able to point you in the direction of resources in your native language.

http://www.enderunix.org/ftdp/

The Turkish landing page for FreeBSD.org is very dated it appears:

http://www.freebsd.org/tr/index.html

If you continue to work with FreeBSD, who knows, maybe you can join that project some day. :D
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@SirDice and @mwatkins a lot thanks for interest
 
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