Re: Starting non-KDE applications on all desktops

On Monday 21 May 2001 13:29, Jens Benecke wrote: > you can use "kstart" to start a non-KDE app on all desktops (and with many > other settings). I think the KDE session management remembers that. Thats a great tip. Thanks... -Chris

Starting non-KDE applications on all desktops

Hi everybody, I want to have gkrellm on all desktops on startup by default, but KDE doesn't seem to remember it altough I set it in the context menu. I remember there is an option to kdeinit to set this but I couldn't find any documentation on it. Can anybody help me on this one? Ciao...