[ubuntu-uk] Running commands from bash in an xterm when logging-in
(to X session)?
David M
lists2005 at viewport.ukfsn.org
Thu Oct 20 15:19:04 CDT 2005
Please excuse my ignorance here, but there are so many startup files and
so many caveats as to which gets run in which circumstances, that I'm
confused.
I login graphically which starts up an X session for me, which, amongst
other things, starts up a number of xterminal windows (gnome-terminal,
fwiw) for me.
I'd like, when I login, for one of these terminals to run some commands
automatically. I know these would go in some kind of login file (eg, the
more-obviously-entitled-than-some .login, in some cases), but I don't
know which.
My terminal windows are running bash.
Does anybody know which file I need to edit in this case?
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