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Yes, the fact is that i want to know how is the process of loading the
session after you login, which scripts are called for create the
xubuntu sesion<br>
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On 11/11/2010 04:00 PM, Eric Christopherson wrote:
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2010/11/11 Abdel Bolaños Martínez <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:abdel.bolanos@etecsa.cu"><abdel.bolanos@etecsa.cu></a>:
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<pre wrap="">Hi there, im new at this list and i have this question:
When i enter my password at the login screen (no shell),
which files or scripts are executed in order to bring the xubuntu xfce4
session?
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What a coincidence -- that's the exact question I joined this list to ask.
I've noticed that if I try to run xfce4-session or
/usr/share/xubuntu/session.sh from outside of gdm (e.g. in VNC), it
loads the Xfce session instead of the Xubuntu one. (I'm not sure what
the difference is, apart from the Xfce one having more icons in its
applications menu -- which seems like a plus to me.)
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