Re[2]: AfterStep for two users?

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> Since I can't reach any way to give commands I see no alternative at 
> this stage but to use to power button to turn off the computer.  This is 
> less than completely satisfactory
     
     _There's_ an understatement!  Usually, by the way, you can recover 
     from the situation you're describing by hitting Ctl-Alt-backspace. 
     
     
 Correct me if I'm wrong pls! but if you have the don't zap command in your 
 XF86Config file and Ctl-Alt-BKSP dosen't work you can also do Ctl-z to 
 throw X in the background and regain control of your console, or even 
 Ctl-Alt-F2 and log into a new term as root and shutdown nicely :=)
 
 - Derek

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