Nico De Ranter wrote: > > Howdy, > > I'm running icewm-gnome and I like it very much. However > every time I logon it will give me a pile of windows that > I apparently was open when I logged off (sometimes it even > starts some programs that I definitely wasn't running anymore > when I logged off). However in stead of spreading around those > windows in the same way they were when I logged off (which would > at least be acceptable), it makes one big pile of them in the > top-left corner of the first desktop. > How can I turn this behaviour off? I don't want a session manager. > If I want a window to open automatically I'll put it in my .xsession. >
It is not icewm-gnome that restarts your processes. It is gnome-session which is usually the last command in .xsession. This handles many features such as sound settings, desktop settings, etc. Just take a look in Settings/Startup Programs from you gnome panel system menu. You could add all these system setting into your .xsession file and remove gnome-session, or I just usually shut down all processes running on each desktop before I shut down my X session. Hope this helps, -- Paul Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] Where do all the bits go when the computer is done with them?
