Trying out different window managers at the moment (one machine is a
little slow with gnome). Machine is currently running sid. Using gdm
for login.
Was wondering - under gnome - in /etc/X11/gdm/Sessions/Gnome you have
if [ -n "$startssh" ]; then
exec $sshagent -- $gnomesession
else
exec $gnomesession
fi
I'm after that sshagent line for xfce4. The most likely place appers
to be /etc/X11/sfce4/xinitrc. This will run xfce4-session if installed
(which it is).
# Run xfce4-session if installed
xfcesm=`which xfce4-session`
case "x$xfcesm" in
x|xno*)
;;
*)
exec $xfcesm
# Shouldn't get there, but anyway...
exit
;;
esac
Is this the right place to change? And - will adding ssh-add to
~/Desktop/Autostart have the same effect as it did setting an app in
gnomes autostart list?
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Chris Searle
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