Hi,
Amit Dor-Shifer amitds-at-oversi.com |Lists| wrote:
I caught the program fairly quickly. For those with more complicated
setups, I'd suggest the following diagnostic process for identifying the
cause of the problem:
Or for faster results, try with temporary empty ~/.profile and
~/.bashrc. If that doesn't fail you'll know they are the culprit, then
try deleting lines in your original ~/.profile and ~/.bashrc using
bisection.
And to call the X clients safely once you've identified them:
if [ "$DISPLAY" != "" ] ; then
# Call X clients
setxkbmap yada yada yada
xfoo --bar
fi
Beware, that if you're over a slow SSH connection, it could take time
for the clients to contact your DISPLAY even if it does work.
Especially, to start vi without it taking forever:
vi -X file.ext
Peter
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