Dear All
I have placed a script in /.kde/Autostart to be run at start-up for a
specific user. Is there some way of having the same script to be run at
the start-up for that specific user, independently of the chosen desktop
environment?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
On Wed, Aug 25, 2004 at 01:04:49PM +0100, Paul Smith wrote:
Dear All
I have placed a script in /.kde/Autostart to be run at start-up for a
specific user. Is there some way of having the same script to be run at
the start-up for that specific user, independently of the chosen desktop
Todd Slater wrote:
I have placed a script in /.kde/Autostart to be run at start-up for a
specific user. Is there some way of having the same script to be run at
the start-up for that specific user, independently of the chosen desktop
environment?
XFce4 and others I think look in
BTW I have the exact same problem...error on a Trident video card...strange
thing is...it's a supported AT24/3DFX video card
I installed 7.1 from the Max. Linux CD and found that there was a bunch
of stuff that existed in my Mandrake 7.0 Deluxe package that was
missing. One of those
suggestion go for the commitment! lol
calm down take a deep breath realize that computers suck and waste your money
and things only go right on pure freaking accident :)
now i noticed alot of people wanting to install x themselves ??? why
i find that linuxs install program does damn well in
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patrick
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 10:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Another question
first things first. put down your
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suggestion go for the commitment! lol
calm down take a deep breath realize that computers suck and waste your money
and things only go right on pure freaking accident :)
And yet we love them anyway!
Kathleen, hugging her lil box which now has 128 meg RAM yay!
I must, yet again, beg for assistance, before I lose every hair on my head.
I just spent the last five hours trying to get X Window installed. Now,
during the installation, it says that it is working correctly and will run X
upon reboot. All well and good, however, when it reboots it enters Run
first things first. put down your computer stuff and go find
your roommate. make sure he is ok, second if he isnt hellp
him to be. second if u are gonna get this crazy installing
computer os's. stop.
please respond
I must, yet again, beg for assistance, before I lose every hair on my
Is this CD from the Maximum Linux magazine??? If so I sent then an email along
time ago asking if they had problems with a batch of CD's? As yet I have NOT
heard anything.
BTW I have the exact same problem...error on a Trident video card...strange
thing is...it's a supported AT24/3DFX video
got it.
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From: "Jaguar" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 9:07 PM
Subject: Re: [[newbie] Another question]
Is this CD from the Maximum Linux magazine??? If so I sent then an email
along
time ago asking if they ha
first thanks for the correct command line for
true color which was
startx -- -bpp 32
modem question using kpp using mandrake 5.2
I changed it to com2(cua1) in settings in linux and it came up
with a screen that said modem ready but then nothing happened the dialup box
froze
this is
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999 10:44:15 -0500, you wrote:
first thanks for the correct command line for true color which was
startx -- -bpp 32
modem question using kpp using mandrake 5.2
I changed it to com2(cua1) in settings in linux and it came up with a screen that
said modem ready but then
Exactly, COM3 is what I got with the 220 on Win 98, couldn't change it
so back to the Diamond shop it want. I wish it had worked, I sure hope
you get it working ! If you have a PnP modem, can you disable PnP ? Use
JP to configure COM2.
agent25 wrote:
first thanks for the correct command
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