Mike Hernandez wrote these words on 08/22/05 19:56 CST:
> maybe someone else has the cluebat handy?
I do the following and it works for me to provide a consistent
access to all my preferred login settings, regardless whether a
login or non-login shell:
create a .profile
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On 8/22/05, Kevin Somervill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mike Hernandez wrote:
> > by default xterm doesnt start as a login shell. try xterm -ls
>
> I did that first, then found the Xdefaults entry. My concern is that
> somewhere along the way I goofed. Or maybe this has always been taken
> care
Mike Hernandez wrote:
by default xterm doesnt start as a login shell. try xterm -ls
I did that first, then found the Xdefaults entry. My concern is that
somewhere along the way I goofed. Or maybe this has always been taken
care of for me and I just didn't notice.
./ks
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On 8/22/05, Kevin Somervill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any suggestions or explanations for this behavior?
by default xterm doesnt start as a login shell. try xterm -ls
Mike
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Hello,
So I followed the BLFS 6.0 procedure and I have an unexpected
environment "detail". When I login via a VT, I get the usual shell with
a prompt like
wizard:~
[ksomervi] $
per the setting of PS1 as expected. However, when I startx or login
through xdm to twm or xfce, any terminal windo
