gkrellm to autostart

[Jim Cheetham]

 From the Sessions option that Bo mentions, you can also set the "style" 
of the currently-running gkrellm to "restart", which means that gnome 
will always run a copy of gkrellm, even if you quit the current copy 
somehow.

I find this useful for gaim, for example - the program will always be 
running, even if I accidentally close it.

As long as you use this session at login time (by default, you do) this 
means that not only will gkrellm be started at the beginning, it will 
stay running throughout.

-jim

On Oct 2, 2004, at 7:53 PM, Bo Rosén wrote:
> lör 2004-10-02 klockan 09:03 +0200 skrev Johan Sch:
>
> Hi,
>
> I think you have basically two options.
> Either create a new file in your home directory called .xinitrc and add
> the line:
> exec gkrellm &
> People with better linuxsavvy than I would probably do this a bit
> differently, but it should work.
> The other option is to go to Computer on the top menubar then Desktop
> Preferenses and Sessions and the last tab Start Programs (or something
> similar, mine is in Swedish) and add kgrellm.
>
> I've no idea which option is best, if any is.
>
> Good Luck.
>
>
>> I love gkrellm and in kde I put a link in ~.kde/Autostart to start at 
>> bootup.
>>
>> Kindly please how can this be done in gnome.
>
>>
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> Bo Rosén <brosen at bredband.net>
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