Nick, On Wednesday 16 January 2002 04:07, you said something about: > > All you have to do is delete (or move) the > > ~/.kde/Autostart/Autorun.desktop file. > > To achieve what? I think you're on the wrong track Janyne asked.....
Nope. > > >> I was wondering if someone on this list could point me in the > > >> direction of information about the proper format of the > > >> Auturun.desktop file. Configuring it would be silly. It is basically just the execution of a command. It is the equivilent of the "Startup" folder in WinXX. It just has some extra lines that will change icons, etc. So if you wanted to "customize it" you would do something like... change the line that reads... Exec=/bin/bash -c "(pid=$(/sbin/pidof autorun) && ps -p $pid u|egrep ^$USER\ >/dev/null)||if test -O /dev/console -a -x /usr/bin/autorun;then /usr/bin/autorun -l --interval=1000 --cdplayer=/usr/bin/kscd & fi" to... Exec=/bin/bash -c "echo a > /dev/null" Now you are executing a command that has no practical purpose, but achieves the same result. > > >> I would like to customize it a bit (at least to > > >> figure out what I can removed to stop that darn CD ROM thing starting) > > >> and I am having problems finding any documentation about this file. The ONLY purpose of that file is to execute the command to monitor the CD-R. Remove it if you don't want that to happen. It starts the program "autorun" (see above). You can place other files like this to have things start automatically in the Autostart folder. It is simply like a "rc.d" type area for KDE start-up or as I said above like the WinXX Startup folder. So if you think of each file as a "program or script to run", then if you don't want something to run, remove it. -- Brian Ashe CTO Dee-Web Software Services, LLC. [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
