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Gentoo boots to gdm but when I want to leave X gdm offers either shutdown or reboot. I would like to logout to the console. How can I set this up w/o being a programmer? Thanks, Roger Back to top View user's profile Send private message Fragadelic n00b n00b Joined: 18 Apr 2002 Posts: 26 PostPosted: Mon Apr 22, 2002 4:44 am Post subject: Reply with quote CTRL-ALT-F1 or CTRL-ALT-F2, etc will get you to a console prompt but unfortunately when a display manager like GDM or KDM is running, you can't really get to pure console unless you do the CTRL-ALT-F1(F2,F3,F4) and then issue a 'killall -KILL X'. Back to top View user's profile Send private message lodger n Perhaps the different languages all do get the same answer, but the way they display it is different. For instance, you can get more printed accuracy in Python using the decimal module. import decimal; print decimal.Decimal(9.0 * 0.001) gives 0.009000000000000001054711873393898713402450084686279296875. Kevin Oct 2 at 20:20 2 Since you don't actually test whether or not any of the values are equal to anything in particular, is your question is really about why the representations are different? DSM Oct 2 at 20:20 3 It looks like C/C+ by default prints 6 significant digits. rgettman Oct 2 at 20:21 2 @rgettman: Those 6 decimal places are guaranteed in C, and by reference in C++. Deduplicator Oct 2 at 20:31