At 2004-08-25T13:05:13+1200, Michael JasonSmith wrote:
> You normally still can run the user's ".bashrc", though I expect
> Volker or Matthew to correct me on this if I am wrong :) If altering
> the ".bashrc" does not work, you can put all the scripting stuff in
> the user's ".xsession" file and get GDM to start that on login.
~/.bashrc is not the right place to put X-specific stuff.
~/.Xsession or ~/.xinitrc can be used, but these are user-specific, which
may not be want Jim is after.
Ah, found a Debian box with X installed. There's a /etc/X11/Xsession.d
directory that looks like what you want--drop a script in there and it
will be run for any user when X starts. See Xsession(5) for details.
Cheers,
-mjg
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