Hey guys,
I'm experimenting at the moment with some minimalistic tiling window manager
such as i3 or awesome.
In order to have a nice look I have to start nitrogen after I booted the pc
and set the wallpaper manually, and that's pretty annoying.
As far as I read in the manual nitrogen will
Try either .bash_profile or .bashrc
For any command that needs to be run as root, you'll need to fiddle with the
scripts in /etc/rc2.d/
(as the default runlevel is 2)
It's quite complex but you can get a dirty hack going...
On Fri, Jan 24, 2014 at 03:16:15PM +0100, shiret...@web.de wrote:
Which file is this
a) for normal user commands
b) for root user commands?
re a) create a ~/.xsession file with at least two lines, nitrogen --replace
(or whatever you need), then a second line exec YOUR_WM_HERE
re b) don't
NO!
sorry. you're right - it wasn't polite or helpful.
On the other hand adding fortune to ~/.bashrc is one of the best ideas I've
ever had. :)
fortune is fine, 'cause it's a text application. you don't want Xorg stuff
running from a .bashrc (in case you aren't actually in Xorg)
Yes and you don't need to run it every time you pop up a terminal window.
Thank you guys, I created the .xinit and will post later if it's working.
Every attempt to help is appreciated and of course everybody can confuse
things from time to time, so let's be nice to each other.
Thanks to all!
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