Re: gnome-session forgetful?

[Robert Soros <bobsoros yahoo com>]

Make your .xinitrc read like this..

exec icewm &
exec gnome-session

Your log out function will work with it setup like this, make sure
that the ampersand only follows <icewm>, otherwise i dont believe x
will start, could be wrong though


---Szabolcs Ban <shooby@kornel.szif.hu> wrote:
>
> 
>  There is a file named /usr/share/default.session.
>  
>   If i type my windowmanager in place of icewm (or I left the icewm)
at first
>  run the gnome-session gets from that file, what can it run, so the
>  windowmanager will run (at first time).
>   At logging out from X session, gnome-session saves the
applications, to
>  .gnome/session, if I noticed well.
>   But the windowmanager pass out of mind, somehow.
>  If I type an item to the ./gnome/session file, it runs the
windowmanager,
>  but after that entry disappear.
>  Why? I don't wanna make .xinitrc file longer than "gnome-session",
because
>  the logout function will not work, if I run the winmanager separated.
>  
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