igorgatis
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Posts: 6
Joined: Oct. 2004 |
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Posted: Nov. 12 2004,16:11 |
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Hi,
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Here's the way I do that:
The file /home/dsl/.xserverrc can be saved by an entry in filetool.lst.
My current .xserverrc looks like this:
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exec /usr/bin/X11/Xvesa -2button -screen 800x600x24 -shadow -nolisten tcp -I &>/dev/null
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The entry in filetool.lst is:
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home/dsl/.xserverrc
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Ok! That was I think I should do by reading Robert's reply.
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I usually remaster the .xserverrc into /etc/skel then the questions are not asked.
The Menu --> System --> X Setup item will work to run the xsetup.sh script.
I have modified the last part of the xsetup.sh file to automatically run "startx":
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WriteConfig $XSERV $XRES $XDEP $XBUT
#Now we run "startx" and return to X with the choices that were made.
startx
echo "X Setup has been run, returning to the GUI with the choices that were made."
# let's end xsetup.sh
exit 0;
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If I remaster just to make DSL saves .xserverrc (including it on filetool.lst file), the xsetup question will be made only once. Am I right?
One more question... who calls xsetup script on initialization process?
Thanks,
Gatis
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