(I see they are discussing things like this in Re: not starting packages at boot in debian-devel, maybe a better solution will come of this.) >> "Not starting xprint: disabled in /etc/default/xprint" is nice, but >> now we have to edit /etc/default/xprint to even just start it just once.
Drew> It's not clear what you need. You wanted the ability to have Xprt Drew> invoked only when you want it to, not automatically, which is Drew> what /etc/default/xprint provides. Why is editing /etc/default/xprint a Drew> problem in order to achieve this? I want to be able to start it without having to edit a file (might even be on a readonly partition that day), then also needing to remember to edit it again to not have it start at next boot. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
