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Auto login from console

Instead of using a desktop manager, you can also auto login from the console. If you use bash, you can put the following in your ~/.bash_profile:
if [ &quot;$(tty)&quot; = &quot;/dev/tty1&quot; ] ; then
  startxfce4
fi
This will start Xfce if you login from the first console. For properly registering the ConsoleKit session, you probably want to add</description>
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