Hi,
I don't run either gdm or xdm, but do run kdm. For kdm, there is a file
in /etc/kde3/kdm/Xsession. At the top of this file, it had:
#!/bin/sh
I changed this to
#!/bin/bash --login
and now when I fire up an xterm equilavents inside of kde, all the
shells are login shells and my ~/.bash_p
Matthew Weier O'Phinney declaimed:
> > I was using gdm and all was fine, except that
> > So I switched to xdm
> Just a question... do you really need to use a session manager?
>
> I've been using blackbox for a year now, and I do fine without a session
> manager (I did fine without one before, to
-- Paul Mackinney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Monday, 09 December 2002, 09:25 PM -0800):
> Hi. I use the blackbox window manager, but I'm having trouble with my
> default environment.
>
> I was using gdm and all was fine, except that
>- My customizations to the login window kept getting bonk
Paul Mackinney wrote:
Hi. I use the blackbox window manager, but I'm having trouble with my
default environment.
I was using gdm and all was fine, except that
- My customizations to the login window kept getting bonked.
- If you ctrl-alt-f1 to get a non-X terminal, it keeps coming back
ev
Hi. I use the blackbox window manager, but I'm having trouble with my
default environment.
I was using gdm and all was fine, except that
- My customizations to the login window kept getting bonked.
- If you ctrl-alt-f1 to get a non-X terminal, it keeps coming back
ever
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