Quick Questions.
Where do I put something that I want to run when x (gdm) starts up? I have to run a whole bunch of xmodmap commands for my crazy keyboard, and I would like that to be for all users of course. If there is nothing like that for a system wide X startup script, where would I go PER user? I tried a little test in ~/.xsession
#!/bin/bash mkdir ~/thisworked but I didnt work, Ill keep trying but I thought someone would have more insight as to where these files would be on a slacwkare 10.2/10.1 system...Thanks. |
Two suggestions:
1. Try your ~/.xinitrc 2. Make double-sure your "test script" itself isn't failing, e.g. echo >> /tmp/this.worked |
.xinitrc is the place to put it per user. I don;t know of a global location. If all the users use the same wm you could put it in the appropriate xinitrc.<wm> somewhere under /etc/X11.
Assuming your commands are in ~/.Xmodmap, the command would be like this xmodmad ~/.Xmodmap For global use you could put it in, say, /etc/X11 then all users could access it with xmodmap /etc/X11/.Xmodmap |
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