Re: Eliminating the xterm
Re: Eliminating the xterm
- Subject: Re: Eliminating the xterm
- From: Merton Campbell Crockett <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 10:49:43 -0800
On 17 Nov 2007, at 10:15:27, Bill Campbell wrote:
On Sat, Nov 17, 2007, Francisco De La Cruz wrote:
Ok, it is not that I don't want the xterm to launch (I actually
want it),
after all it is the only way to know that X11 is running. It's
just that I
want it to honor my customizations in ~/.Xresources and if it does
the same
for my ~/.bash_profile great.
As I have said repeatedly, any xterm will read your ~/XTerm file
when it starts, and it is a subset of the ~/.Xresources file with
entries specific to xterms.
Try this, then stop and start X11 with the default xterm.
grep -i xterm ~/.Xresources > ~/XTerm
Where is this documented?
In addition, where is the documentation that describes the variables,
their values, etc. that are reported by defaults for X11?
spielzeit:~ mcc$ defaults read org.x.X11
{
"NSWindow Frame x11_apps" = "419 209 969 537 0 0 1920 1178 ";
"apps_menu" = (
(
Terminal,
"xterm -ls -sb -rightbar -g 160x75 &",
n
),
(
xman,
xman,
""
),
(
xlogo,
xlogo,
""
)
);
depth = -1;
"done_xinit_check" = 1;
"enable_fake_buttons" = 0;
"enable_key_equivalents" = 1;
"enable_system_beep" = 1;
"no_auth" = 0;
"nolisten_tcp" = 0;
"sync_keymap" = 0;
}
X11.app is defined to be started when I login. Out of curiousity, are
multiple instances of X when there are multiple users of the system?
Merton Campbell Crockett
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