Karolina Lindqvist wrote: > konsole has the --ls option; from man konsole: > > --ls Start with a login shell environment. What that does varies > depending on your system, but generally it means that files such > as ~/.profile or ~/.bash_profile will be read. (If that doesn't > mean anything to you, don't worry about it, but keep in the back > of your mind for when you realize you need it.) > > Maybe that options does what you want?
Okay, I guess I was just looking in the configuration GUI. I guess I could add --ls to the command line for the Konsole button. Thanks for the tip. I still like the idea of a per-user KDE init script, though. Sourcing .bash_profile at that point ensures (well, almost) that any shell spawned by any app in the session will have my environment settings. It's also a good time to do any per-user X configuration that might be desired (e.g. xmodmap stuff). Craig
