First, let me say I wouldn't suggest this. If, for some reason, X gets messed up, you'll have a horrible time getting back into your system to fix it because the login manager will keep restarting.

But, if you're sure you want to do this, you can either set it up during install or do it afterwards using the setup utility. As root (this means you need to type su - root at a terminal prompt), type setup and hit enter. Go to the X Configuration section and hit enter. Go through the screens, and make sure to test your settings before choosing to have X start automatically (which is the last question it will ask you). Once you've finished that process, reboot, and you should have a lovely login manager right there waiting for you to log in.