Re: multiple gnome-sessions on different machines

[Tony Lill ajlc waterloo on ca]

Andrew Chittenden <Andrew.Chittenden@madge.com> writes:

> I have two machines. Both run X servers. I use the same home directory on
> both (on one it is NFS mounted). I want to use gnome-session on both but
> they both seem to share the same set of session files. Is there anyway
> around this?

gnome-session will take a single argument, which is the name of a
session. Change the call to gnome-session to something like:

exec gnome-session `uname -n`

Unfortunately, you will have to manually create the new sessions in
your .gnome/session file by copying the [Default] section and changing 
Default to whatever uname spits out.
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