27 Jun
2011
27 Jun
'11
1:20 a.m.
On Jun 26, 2011, at 17:21, Dave Ray wrote:
On Sun Jun 26 15:41:09 PDT 2011, Jeremy Huddleston wrote: mkdir ~/.xinitrc.d echo "USERWM=/usr/X11/bin/twm" > ~/.xinitrc.d/00-twm.sh chmod 755 ~/.xinitrc.d/00-twm.sh
Thanks, that makes it clear. When I tried it before, I was trying to exec the wm in the script (like in .xinitrc), which wasn't working. Instead I should be setting USERWM in the script. Correct? I guess my follow-up question is: If I need to invoke another process before the wm starts, how is that done? In the "wrong" .xinitrc method, that pre-process just comes on a line before the wm command. I could do: USERWM="/usr/bin/somethingelse && /usr/X11/bin/twm". Is there a better way?