>>>>> On Mon, 11 Mar 1996 16:00:00 -0500 , "raymond (r.e.) marshall"
>>>>> <raym_at_bnr.ca> said:
Ray> [...] As it stands now, when I exit olwm, I get logged out, and
Ray> thereby loose all of the work I had running in other
Ray> windows.[...]
I'm sure that xsession (others suggested this) is a good solution, but
just for variety, I suggest using xlogout.
I'm not sure if xlogout comes with the standard X distribution -- it's
a program that opens a window and terminates when you click on it.
My .xsesssion file looks like this:
#!/bin/sh
...start stuff...
fvwm &
exec xlogout
This way, you can enter an xterm, search for the pid of fvwm, then
enter this:
kill 4242 ; sleep 5 ; olwm &
You can get back to fvwm similarly:
kill 1717 ; sleep 5 ; fvwm &
(Assuming 4242 is the pid of fvwm, and 1717 is the pid of olwm.)
kai
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Received on Tue Mar 12 1996 - 02:45:28 GMT