(08/27/09 23:56), Calum Benson-san wrote: > > On 26 Aug 2009, at 14:40, Sven Woelfel wrote: > >> Hello, >> I've searched around this for quite a while but haven't found anything >> about it. I want to create some Desktop Icons that will appear on the >> Desktop of every user, just like the default Icons of OpenSolaris. But >> I haven't found anything about how those default Icons were configured >> or how I can configure my own. Are there any gconf keys or a default >> directory for that? I can't find anything about this in gconf or the >> Opensolaris UI Spec. > > The default icons are created by > /usr/lib/opensolaris-welcome/opensolaris-icons-copy.sh. I'm not sure > exactly what process runs this script and when, but modifying it might > be one option.
The script is run by /etc/xdg/autostart/opensolaris-icons-copy.desktop and you can enable/disable it with /usr/bin/gnome-session-properties ;). Thanks, fujiwara > > Ideally, you'd really use the JDS Configuration Manager[1] (or the > subsequently open-sourced version, APOC[2]) to centrally manage your > users' desktop configuration, but I'm not sure that's been updated > recently enough to work with OpenSolaris. > >> And finally my last question, how can I kill an OpenSolaris gnome >> session with a terminal command? gnome-session-save --kill isn't >> working (One of the Icons will be for log out). > > Yes, unfortunately gnome-session-save is broken in GNOME 2.24-- the > community decided to rewrite it, but they didn't have time to do it > properly :/ I'm not sure if there is a clean way to log out from the > command line in 2009.06, you might just have to use 'kill gnome-session' > until this is fixed. (Which it is in GNOME 2.26, IIRC). > > Cheeri, > Calum. > > [1] http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/coll/1221.1 > [2] http://apoc.freedesktop.org/wiki/ >
