Stefaans,
> >From my dim past I can remember there is a way arounnd by
> >putting a .bashrc file in your home directory but there must
> be an easier way!!
That's actually handled by ~/.xsession file. At the end, after
any stuff you want to open, you put this:
exec /usr/bin/enlightenment
In your case, you'd want exec /usr/bin/gnome or whatever the
actual path to whatever wm you want. My whole .xsession (for
now) looks like this:
#!/bin/sh
# Execute enlightenment. ALWAYS make sure this is at the end of
# this startup file - and ALWAYS run things before it with an &
# at the end.
# For example:
# xterm &
# kpanel &
# It is suggested to use Enlightenment's Remember dialog for
# having apps spawned automatically on login.
panel &
xscreensaver &
exec /usr/bin/enlightenment
Be sure you ~/.Xclients is a pointer to ~/.xsession too.
Meph
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