--- On Thu, 10/16/08, Antonio Olivares <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 1) You don't say how you run the script.
> I don't run the script. I only run it to check to see
> if gkrellm is running. Since gkrellm starts by itself I do
> not run the script. What I did before was run
> $ killall -9 gkrellm
> and then start gkrellm manually so it would run. But that
> process is getting boring and tiring. I would like for it
> to run by itself only one instance and not all those times
> that it runs :(
> > 2) What does "kill -0" do? "man
> kill"
> > doesn't mention this possibilty.
> > 3) The script has an obvious race condition, (i.e. if
> run
> > from several
> > places simultaneously, there is a non-zero probability
> of
> > starting more
> > than one process). This is because running the process
> and
> > creating the
> > pidfile are two separate actions.
> >
> > poc
> >
> > --
>
> The file was set to run automatically when starting one of
> the two desktops. I ran Gnome for a good while when KDE 4
> was coming out, I switched to it to learn more about it,
> went back to gnome and since Fedora 9 came out and all the
> wonderful updates came up for KDE 4.1.1 and KDE 4.1.2 came
> out I have been running it. It is no longer on
> ~/.kde/Autostart/gkrellm or ln -s /usr/bin/gkrellm on it.
>
> When I log in, gkrellm starts by itself. I have the
> don't allow multiple instances of it, but it still runs
> many copies simultaneously :(
>
> That is the problem. How can I make sure only one gkrellm
> runs and get rid of all the others once and for all.
>
> Thank you for helping in trying to resolve this issue.
>
> Regards,
>
> Antonio
>
>
>
>
> --
I am going to try to make this a little easier to be understood, maybe my words
were not correct or readable.
If I were running GNOME desktop on this machine in which there are multiple
instances of gkrellm:
I can solve it by doing:
GNOME Desktop
System ---> Preferences ---> Personal ---> Sessions
Startup Programs ---> add gkrellm to it and gkrellm automatically runs at
startup.
Current Sessions
Session Options
In Gnome I can remove all of the instances of gkrellm and leave only 1. This
will solve my problem if I run GNOME, but since I run KDE, what is the
equivalent of doing above in KDE.
Equivalent in KDE?
All I want to know if there is a KDE equivalent way of doing the same thing so
that only one instance of gkrellm runs.
Thank you for helping and sorry for my choice of words again.
Regards,
Antonio
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