When first entering the system, the default of slackware system using text mode. You must run the command 'kdm' first. Eventually you may get tired of having to do a way of manually every time you want to enter the X window.
This issue will be completed if you enter the command / opt / kde / bin / kdm (for KDE) or bin / gdm/ ot / gnome / (for Gnome) the file / etc / rc.d / rc.local because basically rc.local functioned to execute commands automatically what we want at the beginning of booting.
Open your terminal and then type :
$ su
Passwd :
#cd /etc/rc.d/
#pico rc.local
#!/bin/sh
#
#/etc/rc.d//rc.local: local system initialization
#script
#
#put any local setup commands in here :
/opt/kde/bin/kdm #it's the line that is added
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