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Rafael Fernández López wrote: |
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> 1st question: I'd like to know how to run at X.org startup some apps, like |
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> (~/.bashrc) at bash login. I'd like to run, for example, xcompmgr -c at |
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> X.org startup always, or other programs, and I'd like to know if there is |
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> kind of file where the programs to be runned at startup can be introduced. |
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Depends on how you start X. If you use the 'startx' command, put them |
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in ~/.xinitrc. If you log in through xdm, put them in ~/.xsession. |
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> 2nd question: I'd like to know if there is some way of executing a window |
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> at X.org startup (for logging in, AND IS NOT xdm, gdm or kdm). There is a |
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> server with user accounts, if it logs in with "local_user" via xdm, gdm or |
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> kdm it should open up a dialog where the user must log in (it will check |
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> that databse) to access her/his system. In the case that the log in |
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> failed, it should reload xdm, gdm or kdm (say /etc/init.d/xdm restart). |
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Don't know, sorry. Why would you want them to have to enter their |
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uname/pw *twice* just to log in, though? |
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