On Tuesday 08 November 2005 01:05, Gustin Johnson wrote: > I put my mouse stuff in .Xmodmap, didn't touch my keyboard stuff (all > extra keys are working). > > The obvious, if one is running kde, is to put a script in .kde/env which > is like the startup folder in windows. Everytime KDE starts, it will > run everything in this folder.
Thanks for the tip. Putting the command in the .bashrc or .bash_profile only worked AFTER a shell was opened, which makes sense... now.... My system doesn't have .kde/env - it uses .kde/Autostart instead. My initial script didn't seem to work (it opened the script in kwrite). After a bit more fruitless digging, it occurred to me that my script didn't indicate it was a bash script (it needed the #!/bin/bash line...). Once I put that in, alls working as it should be... Shawn
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