Le dim, 27 avr 2008 04:42:02 -0700, mikshaw a écrit : > > --- On Sat, 4/26/08, Jules Villard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This patch adds the ability to perform user-defined actions > > on > > startup. In particular, you can launch some applications > > like a bunch > > of terms, a browser, you name it... or select a specific > > tag. I found > > a need for it because I always perform the same actions > > when I start > In case you weren't aware, you can do this without writing a > patch. As yy said, you can use .xinitrc to start applications, as > you're probably aware. You can then create symlinks to your > applications, and use the names of those links for creating rules in > config.h
I used to be aware of that, but then I forgot and so I wrote this patch, which gave me an excuse to dive into dwm.c. That said, I thought that, maybe, one day, someone could, somehow, find some kind of use to arbitrary startup actions (other that mere application starting which, i do agree, do not belong here), but i couldn't find any apart from initial tag selection so maybe there is none indeed. Anyway thanks for the (sometimes kind) replies and see you next time i forget some basic piece of unix common sense ;) Jules
