I developed the "xinitrc" package to launch X clients automatically
just as profile.d framework acts. If the "xinitrc" is introduced,
users can take advantage of installed programs without modifying their
~/.xinitrc. The design follows:
* /sw/bin/xinitrc.sh is the core component. It prepairs some variables
and sources /etc/xinitrc.d/*.
* /sw/sbin/update-xinitrc replaces the system-wide xinitrc.
* First the system-wide xinitrc tests if /sw/etc/xinitrc-override
exists. If it exists then it is sourced from the system-wide
xinitrc. Otherwise /sw/bin/xinitrc.sh is sourced. If xinitrc.sh is
also missing then the system-wide xinitrc mimics the traditional
xinitrc.
* The "xinitrc" package has many customization knobs. For instance,
/sw/etc/xinitrc-first-hook and /sw/etc/xinitrc-last-hook are sourced
from /sw/bin/xinitrc.sh to allow administrators to run some programs
or set environment variables.
Sample xinitrc.d script "50kinput2.sh" follows:
: ${xinitrc_kinput2_enable=YES}
case "x$xinitrc_kinput2_enable" in
x[Yy][Ee][Ss])
if test -x /sw/bin/kinput2; then
/sw/bin/kinput2 -canna -xim &
fi
;;
esac
The finkinfo and patch are here. No source tarball.
http://www.j10n.org/files/xinitrc-0.2-1.info
http://www.j10n.org/files/xinitrc-0.2-1.patch
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