Cory,
That would be your .xinitrc (in the users homedir) heres the contents of my
.xinitrc
xhost + bitch
#/usr/local/bin/xawtv -geometry +0+0 &
/usr/bin/panel --sm-disable &
/usr/bin/gkrellm &
xdaliclock -transparent -cycle -nosecond -geometry 293x92+0-52 -bw 0 &
/home/bubba/bin/rterm &
exec /usr/X11R6/bin/enlightenment
Yours will likely only have this line:
exec /usr/X11R6/bin/enlightenment
Notice the xdaliclock line, its a good example of how specific you can be (ie
all the lovely paramaters for my clock, and even the position on the screen).
Notice how you actually call the application before starting enlightenment,
and run your app as a background process ( with the &) after the command, or
your .xinit wont start enlightment!
so... If you dont have a $HOME/.xinitrc then create one!
Jamie
On Monday 17 March 2003 06:39 pm, Cory Petkovsek wrote:
: I'm running enlightenment. I want to have gpilotd start up when I start X.
: How? Can I put it in an .Xresources file or something?
:
: I don't want to type anymore than "startx", and I don't want to make a
: shell script to call startx either. Those seem equally lame as replacing
: my evolution button with killall gpilotd;gpilotd;evolution. What is a
: better way?
:
: Cory
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