On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Kurt Sys wrote: > Hello, > > I have a Debian X session question. I run kdm as display manager and > blackbox as window manager. When I startup blackbox, I would like to > execute a small script for the slit in blackbox (just putting some > applications in the slit). I just don't manage to execute that script. I > copied the Xsession-script (/etc/X11) to my own home directory and > renamed it to '.xsession'. I added the line 'bbkeys -w &' to the > beginning of the file (just to test if it would work), but bbkeys won't > start and there's no slit. However, if I run this command from a console > in blackbox, it works (as well as the complete script I wrote to > configure the slit). So, I'm wuite sure the script '.xsession' in my > home directory is not started. I though this script would be used when I > start blackbox, but apparently it's not. > Anyway, how can I start a script for blackbox whenever I startup > blackbox? (I guess '.xsession' is not the most optimal solution, since > it's not only for blackbox, but I was just trying... of course, if I can > make my script to run only if a particular windowmanager, e.g. blackbox > or windowmaker, is started, it would be better.) > > Kurt. > Excuse me? Does kdm not offer a GUI login? ~/.xsessin is the script that runs when you log in to the display manager. Typically, it runs a window manager in the background and maybe an xterm in the foreground. How are you starting blackbox if not from ~/.xsession? Oh, ho, it is up to Xsession to run ~/.xsession.
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