Clive Standbridge wrote:
#~/bin/bash
Unnecessary.
That depends. In many cases it is necessary. (But note that it is
#! not #~. Plus #!/bin/bash --login is my recommendation.)
exec gnome-session
That should be the only active line in .xsession
3. chmod +x .xsession
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Tech Geek xxx wrote:
How is totem playing when .xinitrc is run?
Not quite sure what you mean. This is the sequence.
BIOS-Grub-System Boots-Systme Auto logs into GNOME-Totem Runs
automatically (through
I'd put a zenity line in there ( zenity --info --text Run from .xinitrc )
that will wait for you to press 'ok'
I tried it. I do get the dialog box but after clicking OK I get the dialog
saying:
Your last session only lasted for less than 10 seconds. If you have not
logged out yourself, this could
OK after doing some more research I found the answer.
1. nano .xsession
2. Add contents:
#~/bin/bash
xset s off -dpms
exec gnome-session
3. chmod +x .xsession
4. Make sure the session Xclient is selected in GDM.
That's it!
You should be able to make this work for any session selected in gdm
(or other display manager), and for sessions started with startx.
OK after doing some more research I found the answer.
1. nano .xsession
2. Add contents:
#~/bin/bash
Unnecessary.
xset s off -dpms
Move that line
Tech Geek techgeek12...@gmail.com writes:
I have tried adding this to my /home/user/.xinitrc file:
#!/bin/bash
xset s off -dpms
and made it executable:
chmod +x .xinitrc
but it is not able to retain the setting.
Is xset the only X client when it is run? Xorg resets its state when
the last
On 09/08/2010 02:02 PM, Tech Geek wrote:
Hi,
I am using Debian Lenny on x86 machine. I need to make the following
command permanent upon every boot:
xset s off -dpms
I am booting into GNOME with GDM.
I have tried adding this to my /home/user/.xinitrc file:
#!/bin/bash
xset s off -dpms
and
Is xset the only X client when it is run? Xorg resets its state when
the last client connects...
The only other active' program running is the totem player playing a .avi
file. No network/ethernet cable is attached to the system.
Also I forgot to mention that I am auto-logging into GNOME but
Tech Geek techgeek12...@gmail.com writes:
The only other active' program running is the totem player playing a .avi
file. No network/ethernet cable is attached to the system.
How is totem playing when .xinitrc is run?
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How is totem playing when .xinitrc is run?
Not quite sure what you mean. This is the sequence.
BIOS-Grub-System Boots-Systme Auto logs into GNOME-Totem Runs
automatically (through sessions-startup script)
.xinitrc file resides in my home directory /home/user/.xinitrc.
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