Re: Digest from [email protected]

Well now I'm trying this solution, kde save/restore session, given to my 
by another user.
Apparently it works well.
That one also seems interesting.
If this one give me problems I'll try that one in stead.

Thank you very much.
Paulo

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> Re: [Gkrellm] Gkrellm2 @ kde autostart
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> Alessandro Magni <[email protected]>
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> Mon, 16 Jun 2008 13:09:13 +0200
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> I use kde an Autostart gk, me too.
> Only difference, in the Autostart directory I put a symlink to the 
> binary - not a script launching it.
> Who knows? Give it a try...
>
> alessandro
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> Paulo Jnkml wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> I have my gkrellm2 starting automatically in my kde startup script
>> ~/.kde/Autostart/autostart.script
>> with
>> gkrellm2 &
>>
>>
>> but sometimes gkrellm2 starts but it doesn't show up on screen.
>> I have to kill it and start a new one for it to show up.
>> Anyone had the same problem?
>> Any solutions? Advices?
>>
>> Thanks
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> Mon, 16 Jun 2008 07:46:47 -0400
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> On Monday 16 June 2008, Alessandro Magni wrote:
>   
>> I use kde an Autostart gk, me too.
>> Only difference, in the Autostart directory I put a symlink to the 
>> binary - not a script launching it.
>> Who knows? Give it a try...
>>
>>     
>
> I don't use Autostart at all for GK. once i have configured and positioned 
> GKrellM, I just leave it, and when i quite kde next time I start kde, GK just 
> shows back up where it was and continues happily along.
>
> I have found that if I 'double start' gk, it usually does not appear at all. 
> unless you manually quit GK before shutting down kde, there is no need for 
> placing it in Autostart.
>
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>   
>> alessandro
>>
>>
>> Paulo Jnkml wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi all,
>>> I have my gkrellm2 starting automatically in my kde startup script
>>> ~/.kde/Autostart/autostart.script
>>> with
>>> gkrellm2 &
>>>
>>>
>>> but sometimes gkrellm2 starts but it doesn't show up on screen.
>>> I have to kill it and start a new one for it to show up.
>>> Anyone had the same problem?
>>> Any solutions? Advices?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> ______________________________________________
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>>>
>>>       
>> -- 
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>> \        Electromagnetics Division
>> /        INRiM Strada delle Cacce 91, 10135 Torino (ITALIA)
>> \        Email [email protected]
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>> \        URL http://www.inrim.it/~magni
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>> \ in high spirits.  -- Robert Louis Stevenson
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> Subject:
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> From:
> Stefan Gehn <[email protected]>
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> Mon, 16 Jun 2008 14:49:26 +0200
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> Am 16.06.2008 um 13:46 schrieb Rio:
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>> On Monday 16 June 2008, Alessandro Magni wrote:
>>> I use kde an Autostart gk, me too.
>>> Only difference, in the Autostart directory I put a symlink to the
>>> binary - not a script launching it.
>>> Who knows? Give it a try...
>>>
>>
>> I don't use Autostart at all for GK. once i have configured and 
>> positioned
>> GKrellM, I just leave it, and when i quite kde next time I start kde, 
>> GK just
>> shows back up where it was and continues happily along.
>>
>> I have found that if I 'double start' gk, it usually does not appear 
>> at all.
>> unless you manually quit GK before shutting down kde, there is no 
>> need for
>> placing it in Autostart.
>
> yes, that's probably what's happening. Gkrellm is started both via 
> session-management and through the autostart link and both processes 
> probably hang forever fighting for the lock-file that is created on 
> startup. Another way to get around this is to disable session saving 
> in KDE, in case you're not using session-management at all. I 
> recommend using it though and forgetting about this autostart 
> directory altogether as it's more or less an old leftover from KDE1 
> times.
>
> Bye
> Stefan aka mETz
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> Subject:
> Re: [Gkrellm] Gkrellm2 @ kde autostart
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> Rio <[email protected]>
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> Mon, 16 Jun 2008 09:24:09 -0400
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> On Monday 16 June 2008, Stefan Gehn wrote:
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>> Am 16.06.2008 um 13:46 schrieb Rio:
>>
>>     
>>> On Monday 16 June 2008, Alessandro Magni wrote:
>>>       
>>>> I use kde an Autostart gk, me too.
>>>> Only difference, in the Autostart directory I put a symlink to the
>>>> binary - not a script launching it.
>>>> Who knows? Give it a try...
>>>>
>>>>         
>>> I don't use Autostart at all for GK. once i have configured and  
>>> positioned
>>> GKrellM, I just leave it, and when i quite kde next time I start  
>>> kde, GK just
>>> shows back up where it was and continues happily along.
>>>
>>> I have found that if I 'double start' gk, it usually does not appear  
>>> at all.
>>> unless you manually quit GK before shutting down kde, there is no  
>>> need for
>>> placing it in Autostart.
>>>       
>> yes, that's probably what's happening. Gkrellm is started both via  
>> session-management and through the autostart link and both processes  
>> probably hang forever fighting for the lock-file that is created on  
>> startup. Another way to get around this is to disable session saving  
>> in KDE, in case you're not using session-management at all. I  
>> recommend using it though and forgetting about this autostart  
>> directory altogether as it's more or less an old leftover from KDE1  
>> times.
>>     
>
>
> I find autostart to be quite handy for setting unique environment variables, 
> user-specific mouse configurations etc. but I could never do without session 
> management. I rely on things coming back exactly where I left off when i go 
> back into kde (I don't even close my browsers so they come back with the same 
> tabs at the same spots)  :)
>
>   
>> Bye
>> Stefan aka mETz
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