Disabling XFree at startup

From: Max Khitrov (maximkh_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 12/29/03

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    I just installed Fedora Linux and since I'm planning on using it as a
    server, and will almost never need GUI after it's configured, what I'd
    like to know is how would I disable the automatic startup of XFree. All
    I want is a text prompt without all the graphical stuff that'll only
    take up memory. And of course should I need it, I still want to have the
    ability to use startx and launch it whenever needed.

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