> I've mentioned this before. We use LTSP to launch the ICA client.
> Currently we use a script to present a short message that waits for the
> enter key to be pressed, then launches the ICA client. I think that it
> would be nice to be able to present an image instead of the text message.
> Does anyone know how I could display an image until a user presses Enter,
> and then continue processing a script?
You could use a combination of X, xsetroot, xli and xmessage. Perhaps this
is a bit rough, but I'd try starting up X without -query or whatever, then
doing an xsetroot to change the screen color to black, then use xli to
print a graphics file to the screen and finally xmessage to display a box
like "Click enter to start the ICA session".
All of these commands are fairly well documented - if there's no manpage
for them on your system, google helps quickly.
hth
Anselm
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