phriedrich wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jul 2005 03:22:59 +0100
Paulo Matos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd like to start some programs with E16, using Entrance (latest
CVS) as login manager. Well, I've tried .xinitrc lines but it
seems Entrance ignores it. How can I start xscreensaver and
engage for example with my E16 release?
You could add any program by editing ~/.e16/e_config--0.0.snapshots and
add a new entry for a program. Because thats not very comfortable and
only could be done with e _not_ running (otherwise the changes will
be overwritten by e) there's a second solution.
Once I added
-----
NEW: run
NAME: run
CLASS: run
CMD: /home/phriedrich/.e16/run.sh
------
as the four first lines of the aboved named config file and created the
run.sh-script on the described place.
Now I can easily add new programs to autostart just by inserting a line.
From my run.sh:
-------
#! /bin/bash
xmodmap .xmodmap &
xscreensaver &
macosd -n &
Eterm --theme irssi --name=Irssi --title=Irssi -e irssi &
-------
Hope that helps you,
best regards,
Friedrich
Post Scriptum: Maybe we could have a file like
'~/.e16/e_config--0.0.autostart' in which we can easily add programs to
start without the loop way with calling a run.sh. Or maybe even better a
'~/.e16/menus/autostart' which also had the advance to be more intuitive
and could also be edited with the menu-editor.
Just an idea....
With e16.8 I think this should do what you want:
$ eesh set misc.session.cmd_init /home/phriedrich/.e16/run.sh
Beware! The script must exit, as your run.sh does.
/Kim
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