Re: Running gkrellm at startup

check the path where the executable lives & the path that is set when
the startup is called, or better to just full path to the
file/program/et al.

something like...  /opt/fun/stuff/bin/gkrellm ?

it's a complete guess...  or perhaps for debug a line like:

xterm -e "echo trying to start kgrellm ; sleep 3 ; /path/to/kgrellm ;
sleep 35" then you should be able to get a decentish error message if
there's a problem.   might also be good to review Xorg.log or
.xsession-errors or whatever you have along those lines.

On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 2:08 PM, Howard Arons <[email protected]> wrote:
> Here is my 'startup' file in ~/.icewm

when you put the line in does it just not run or does is stop other
things from running as well?

>
>     xterm -e xset m 1.5
>     xterm <font info, etc>
>     exec xterm -<font info, etc> -e mc
>
> Adding 'gkrellm' anywhere in this script fails to start the app; I have to start it after Ice comes up. Ideas?
>
> HaroldWho
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