Am 20:07 2003-06-30 +0200 hat Johan Svedberg geschrieben: > >* Jun 30 19:24 Mikhael Goikhman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >[...] > >> Do: >> >> *FvwmButtons: (1x1-0+0, Padding 0 0, Swallow "XConsole" 'Exec killall xconsole; xconsole -bg black -fg white -fn 5x7 -file /dev/console -verbose') >> >> If your system has no killall, replace it with kill/pidof or whatever >> else your system has. >> >> Or alternativelly use (Swallow "XConsole" RestartConsole) with: >> >> AddToFunc RestartConsole >> + I All (XConsole) Close >> + I Exec exec xconsole -bg black -fg white -fn 5x7 -file /dev/console -verbose > >Hmmm, I had to go with the alternative since root owns the initial >process, so I don't have permission to kill it. Although when going with >the second choice everything freezes (Wait:ing for something I guess) >for about ~30sec before I get control back. Is there anything I can do >about this other than pressing Ctrl-Alt-Esc?
Hello, it is a little bit wired !!! I have tried all to versions and it works... I use wdm on one of my Workstations and I start uprecords in a xterm under the WDM Login Dialog... ;-)) It is spanned by the WDM startup-script where I set the DPMS and CAM. The process of xterm/uprecords is owned ba root, but if I log in, I can kill it while moving the mouse over it and press <Ctrl>C or with the two scripts above... It is MY DESK and not root's !!! So I do what I want ;-)) Michelle -- Visit the official FVWM web page at <URL: http://www.fvwm.org/>. To unsubscribe from the list, send "unsubscribe fvwm" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To report problems, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
