Check out the following post for the steps needed to automatically start KDE at boot:
http://forums.remote-exploit.org/sho...89&postcount=2
Change default window manager to KDE on USB
Is there any way to change the default window manager from Compiz to KDE in the USB version of BT3?
Compiz doesn't work properly on a Thinkpad X32 with Intel graphics - the display is partially corrupt and performance is terrible (scrolling in Firefox etc). Having to remember to manually select KDE every time I boot is a bit of a pain and could probably be easily fixed.
Check out the following post for the steps needed to automatically start KDE at boot:
http://forums.remote-exploit.org/sho...89&postcount=2
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