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Running programs on start-up? - Shock Wave - 2005-04-22
I've written a silly little script that starts an xterm session. I'd like this script to be run as soon as I log in. Where do I add the script to make this possible?
Running programs on start-up? - magikman - 2005-04-22
Quote:I've written a silly little script that starts an xterm session. I'd like this script to be run as soon as I log in. Where do I add the script to make this possible?
In Slackware you would add the command used to start the session in /etc/rc.d/rc.local.
Running programs on start-up? - znx - 2005-04-22
negative |Sanchez|... thats not 'when he logins in'
thats when the system starts up...
if you want it when the X starts... add it in ~/.xinitrc
if you want it when you login to a shell ~/.bashrc