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For some surprising reason the ''''Custom'''' selection does not behave. Mac users should rather choose ''''Run the console'''' which also results in an ''xterm'' being opened for you. This xterm, however, '''does not have scroll bars'''. However, if the Mac user enters an ''xterm'' like that shown above in his/her console, the result is exactly the same (except you have two xterms open). You don't need to generate a second xterm, unless you really want to scroll back to see previous output.

For some surprising reason the ''''Custom'''' selection does not behave. Mac users should rather choose ''''Run the console'''' which also results in an ''xterm'' being opened for you. This xterm, however, '''does not have scroll bars'''. However, if the Mac user enters an ''xterm'' like that shown above in his/her console, the result is exactly the same (except you have two xterms open). You don't need to generate a second xterm, unless you really want to scroll back to see previous output.

'''It is really important that you use this ''Custom'' setting'''. Choosing a conventional window manager will probably fail (the most favorable case) or if it does actually work, it will consume a huge amount of resources on the machine you are logging into, making life harder on everyone. ''Do not choose anything except '''Custom'''.''

'''It is really important that you use this ''Custom'' or ''console'' setting'''. Choosing a conventional window manager like Gnome or KDE will probably fail (the most favorable case) or if it does actually work, it will consume a huge amount of resources on the machine you are logging into, making life harder on everyone. ''Do not choose anything except '''Custom''' or '''Run the console'''.''

== Invoke the Application ==

== Invoke the Application ==