On Mon, Oct 01, 2007 at 11:13:30PM +0200, Jes?s Guerrero wrote: > As far as I know, all the variables are already inherited from your > current bash session anyway. If you are in a login session, bashrc is not > sourced, but bash_profile is. It might make some sense to put them there.
Assuming you haven't sourced ~/.bashrc from ~/.bash_profile, yes -- many do though. > And if it is something specific for X or fvwm, then just include them into > xinitrc. But yes, you are right, depending on the situation it might be > correct, though in most cases would just be redundant to source that > file from xinitrc. In my humble opinion. You're assuming startx(1) is being used to read ~/.xinitrc -- that is by no means always the case (c.f. that some people link ~/.xsession to ~/.xinitrc, for instance.) > -- > Jes?s Guerrero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > -- Thomas Adam -- "He wants you back, he screams into the night air, like a fireman going through a window that has no fire." -- Mike Myers, "This Poem Sucks".
