On Thu, May 17, 2007 at 12:54:46PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> try "cd ~/doc; exec urxvtc", or you can always write some simple wrapper
Oh, yes! That's it, very appreciate!
Cheers,
On Thu, May 17, 2007 at 06:28:57PM +0800, wuyue1982 wrote:
> hello, for some reason, I want to start a special urxvt. urxvt starts at
> ~/ by default as you know, but I want to start a urxvt which starts at
> ~/doc/, in fvwm, I can achieve it by edit .fvwm2rc:
> Key F2 A 4 Exec exec $(cd ~/do
Tako rzecze wuyue1982 (w e-mailu datowanym 2007-05-17, 18:28):
> hello, for some reason, I want to start a special urxvt. urxvt starts at
> ~/ by default as you know, but I want to start a urxvt which starts at
> ~/doc/, in fvwm, I can achieve it by edit .fvwm2rc:
> Key F2 A 4 Exec exec $(cd
On (17/05/07 18:28), wuyue1982 wrote:
> hello, for some reason, I want to start a special urxvt. urxvt starts at
> ~/ by default as you know, but I want to start a urxvt which starts at
> ~/doc/, in fvwm, I can achieve it by edit .fvwm2rc:
> Key F2 A 4 Exec exec $(cd ~/doc && urxvtc)
> So I h
hello, for some reason, I want to start a special urxvt. urxvt starts at
~/ by default as you know, but I want to start a urxvt which starts at
~/doc/, in fvwm, I can achieve it by edit .fvwm2rc:
Key F2 A 4 Exec exec $(cd ~/doc && urxvtc)
So I have try write:
{ MODKEY, XK_F2, spawn,
On 5/16/07, mikshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm not writing to argue with your position, but
merely for (off-topic) clarification of a single
point. You're message implies that you have little
control over what is happening to your environment, as
if applications were constantly changing the
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