Rob Owens wrote:
> I created a startx.wait script, which is the same as the startx script
> with the following modification. It contains the lines:
>
> echo -n " Press <enter> to Login to Windows"
> read
>
>
Whoops! That should have read "Press <enter> to Login to Linux"
> after the "DISABLE_ACCESS_CONTROL" section and immediately before line:
> "if [ "${XF_ARGS}" = "" ]; then
>
> I'm not sure if that's the ideal place for it, but it works. The boot
> process pauses at "Building the xorg configuration file" (The wording
> might not be exact, I'm going from memory).
>
> So if I want a client to see Windows first, I set one screen to rdesktop
> and the other to startx.wait. If I want a client to see Linux first, I
> set one screen to rdesktop.wait and the other to startx. It does not
> matter which is assigned to SCREEN_01.
>
> -Rob
I've now modified the script to give a nicer appearance to the user
(just like the rdesktop script has). My additions now look like this:
clear
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo
echo -n " Press <enter> to Login to Linux"
read
-Rob
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