Antonis,
I always use dtlogin to start CDE and have no problems.
caveat: I'm running and older version of CDE.
Add this to the end your boot scripts, after rpcbind is started,
networking and DNS are up, etc.:
/usr/dt/bin/dtlogin -daemon
Then login graphically to CDE. When you exit CD
cyrus torros wrote:
Given that CDE has been given many a modern patch and is now used on beefy
machines mostly, how is its resource use?
I can't speak to the bleeding edge versions of CDE as I'm still
running version 2.2.3, well before the switch to the autotools
build system.
Why haven't I up
Here are my actual stats, well under 200 MB.
CDE 2.2.3 on Slackware 14.1 x86_64
IBM desktop with Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.00GHz, 4 GB RAM
After a clean boot:
* dtlogin started, CDE login screen shown on X display
* no users logged into desktop yet
* RSS total: 38676
$ ps -efly | egrep 'RSS|dt' |
cyrus torros wrote:
Hello, I am wondering if anyone has devised any hacks to have MS style alt
tabbing in CDE?
Add this to your ~/.dt/dtwmrc.
Alt+Tab switches between applications on the current workspace/desktop.
Use Alt+F[1-4] to switch between workspaces.
You can choose different key strok
Matthew R. Trower wrote:
Those numbers are still higher than I would hope for (I’m guessing 64-bit compilation isn’t helping; even ksh is taking 3MB). Maybe they shrink down some on a 32-bit machine, and depending on compiler options.
My ksh is AT&T ksh93u compiled with libm so maybe that's wh
