> First off, can you PLEASE learn how to wrap your lines? sorry everyone! i had submitted a bash script in a mail list and i needed to turn of wrapping, i forgot to turn it back on!
> Second, I do something much like you describe. My ~/.xsession > contains items that I always want started, and then it calls different > continuations out of ~/.sessions depending on what window manager I > want to use at the moment. I control what wm script gets launched by > an environment variable at the top of ~/.xsession. i have actually created individual scripts for each wm i want to use, and then control in there what i want to launch for each one... the problem with blackbox was that the only way i could actually run a command was through the style... in rootCommand. But this puts the application into the first desktop workspace list, is there any way i can make it invisible? and before i get killed again for my X startup method, i will admit there are flaws in a multiuser environment, and next time i setup my system i'm going to use a graphical login like redhat does. thanks again! sorry about the wrapping Sam -- "Open the pod bay doors, HAL." -- Dave Bowman, 2001
