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Loading Programs During LoginI posted this once, and I totally lost where I posted it. It disapeared with no warning. I downloaded a hotkeys package that lets me use my multimedia keyboard. That I need to open the Kernal and excute hotkeys before it will work. I was wondering if there is a way to run the command every time someone logs on? »
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If you want to do this at
If you want to do this at login, you could add commands to the end of ~/.bashrc for each user and do similarly for /etc/skel/.bashrc so you have that as a default for each added user.
It would be best, IMHO, to put the hotkeys invocation in it's own script, centralize the script in your filesystem....probably in /etc, mark its permissions as read-only and executable, and call the script from the ~/.bashrc file.
My occupation?
Well, computer geek-stuff, mostly. I could tell you all about it; but, then I would have to delete you.
Making the script file
No idea on how to make my own scrypt file, do I just add the line hotkeys -t sk2500 in kwrite and save it as a certian extention? And in the ~/.basgrc file, do I just add the line for the script or do I use a command like call or run then the script. Examples would be helpfull.
I added the command to the
I added the command to the file you told me to and now every time I load a konsole it runs the command. This is more anoying then having to run it every time I restart.
LOL...sorry, I screwed that
LOL...sorry, I screwed that one up.
Without looking deeper, my next take on it would be to add it to the /etc/X11/Xsession file, right before the line that reads: "exit 0"
I'll check into it more tomorrow.
My occupation?
Well, computer geek-stuff, mostly. I could tell you all about it; but, then I would have to delete you.