Examples of using Xsession in English and their translations into German
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Xsession for the desired.
If present~/. xsession or~/. xinitrc.
Xsession file starts in the foreground.
Now create the file. Xsession of"webuser”.
Xsession Default session script for logins.
This points to a customized session script in~/. xsession.
Xsession is responsible for'programs start at login User.
The Custom session will run the user 's~/. xsession if it exists.
Other notes:~/. Xclients and~/. xsession are no longer read automatically at login time.
Normally each user willhave a customized session script in~/. xsession that overrides this script.
This string is subject to word splitting. It specifies the session program to be executed(as the user owning the session). The conventionalname for a file used here is Xsession. See.
Add this command to~/. xinitrc or~/. xsession to make it happen automatically.
You can automatically load all your keys in theagent by adding the following lines to your~/. xsession file.
Options" contains a line"allow-user-xsession" without preceding"" characters, any user who defines"~/. xsession" or"~/.
The Xsession program is the command which is run as the user's session. It is run with the permissions of the authorized user. One of the keywords failsafe, default or custom, or a string to eval by a Bourne-compatible shell is passed as the first argument.
In addition you can use XFTerm which is nothing else than a shellscript that calls the user preferred terminal(set in. xsession or. xinitrc with the environment variable TERMCMD,/tt>) in a proper way and includes it in the XFCE desktop.
Desktop Entry Encoding=UTF-8 This is fixed to UTF-8 andmay be omitted Type=XSession This is fixed to XSession and may be omitted Exec= executable name Passed to eval exec in a Bourne shell TryExec= executable name Supported but not required Name= name to show in the& kdm; session list.
You probably tried to start the X server with startkde. The X server is started with startx. startkde is the script that should be run from your.xinitrc,. xsession, or. Xclients to activate the window manager and the necessary server daemons for& kde;. See also.
The most comfortable method to start& kde; is to use the startkde script. Simply put the line startkde at the end of your. xsession file(or your. xinitrc or. Xclients file if you are not using& kdm; or xdm). Please also remove the lines that start your previous window manager. If there is no. xsession,. xinitrc, or. Xclients in your home folder, simply create a new one that contains just one line: startkde.
The login managers xdm and& kdm; do not run a login shell, so. profile,. bash_profile,& etc; are not sourced. When the user logs in, xdm runs Xstartup as root and then Xsession as user. So the normal practice is to add statements in Xsession to source the user profile. Please edit your Xsession and. xsession files.
Edit the file. xinitrc in your home folder(make a backup copy first!), remove everything that looks like calling a window manager, and insert startkde instead. Restart the& X-Server;. If you use& kdm;/ xdm, you will have to edit the file. xsession instead of. xinitrc. And if there is no. xinitrc or. xsession in your home folder, simply create a new one with just one line containing startkde.