If you want it to start when you startx,put it in ~/.xsessionOn 10/3/06, Michael Ott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Hello Fred!> I have a C++ code which fires, does its thing, and waits for input.
> I need to get it up and running automatically from boot up.> I am able to open xterm with the following
Hello Fred!
> I have a C++ code which fires, does its thing, and waits for input.
> I need to get it up and running automatically from boot up.
> I am able to open xterm with the following line
>
> in .bash_profile
> # run the following programs
> xterm &
>
> my C++ application "proj" is in $
Aloha,
Try putting it in .bash_login. Commands in .bash_login are executed only
when you ... log in :)
On Tue, 3 Oct 2006 00:39:36 -0700 (PDT)
"Fred J." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> in .bash_profile
> # run the following programs
> xterm &
>
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Hi I have a C++ code which fires, does its thing, and waits for input. I need to get it up and running automatically from boot up. I am able to open xterm with the following line in .bash_profile# run the following programs xterm & my C++ application "proj" is in $HOME/path/to/projin .bashrc pa
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