Yep, on my box, I have my X session start for me, with a locked
screensaver starting on top of it. It's great so I can turn on my box, go
and get some food, and when I come back it will be ready to use.
I attached the file I use (tailor it to your needs). Put it in
/etc/init.d. You'll have to r
Currently I'm using a modified Login.app to provide a login screen
for 7 public netscape terminals. I'm wondering if there is a way to have
X start as the guest user at boot time. I've tried using 'su -c' in init
but unfortunately that doesn't seem to quite work.
Mike Wood
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