+ Daniel Seagraves <email@hidden>:
> Two issues I still see, which may be my configuration:
>
> One, every time I start an xterm, it doesn't run /etc/bashrc and I
> have to source that manually. This has been going on for as long as
> I can remember since upgrading to 10.5.
You can fix it by putting
XTerm.vt100.loginShell: true
in your ~/.Xresources file. Except that may not work for the initial
xterm, due to a race condition. If this bothers you, then I think
running
defaults write org.x.x11 app_to_run 'xterm -ls'
should fix that. You can also replace xterm by xterm -ls in the
Applications -> Customize dialog if you don't want to bother with
editing .Xresources.
I don't see your second problem. No idea what could cause it.
- Harald
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