On Wed, Mar 10, 1999 at 09:15:53AM -0500, Noah L. Meyerhans wrote: > > in wdm: kdm remembers your last session, when you type your username it > > switches the menue to the last used session, so that you don't have to > > click every time you login (if you prefere non-default one). Of course, it > > is not importain for a single user. > > I agree, that feature is VERY nice. I wish I could figure out how it does > it, 'cause I'd love it if I could fix wdm to work the same way.
I guess I could hack this in. kdm is kinda RH-centric. RH uses ~/.wm_style to pick up the window manager used. kdm writes `fvwm' to this file when you select `fvwm' on the panel. `last login' actually means "don't write anything to ~/.wm_style -- use whatever is already there" -- so much for remembering the last thing used! I think I could use another script arround /etc/X11/Xsession that reads ~/.wdm_style and passes whatever is there to /etc/X11/Xsession as the first argument (this is how wdm tells Xsession which wm to use) But that's not high on my TODO list, if someone is really interested, please file a wishlist bug against wdm. Marcelo