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Subject: Re: Initiating Commands in X To:
From: "David Weissmann" <dweissma () path ! som ! sunysb ! edu>
Date: 1998-05-28 21:20:47
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Dear Andrew, I don't know if this will help, but this is a copy from
a fresh install of OpenLinux 1.2 of the system.fvwmrc in the /usr
path I hope it helps.
divert(-1)
###########################################################################
#
# system.fvwmrc: collate global and specific macro definitions and
# apply
# them onto the window manager configuration files
#
# The following macros are predefined by fvwm:
#
# BITS_PER_RGB The number of significant bits in an RGB color. (log
# base 2 of
# the number of distinct colors that can be created.
# This is often different from the number of colors
# that can be displayed at once.)
# CLASS Your visual class. Will return one of StaticGray,
# GrayScale,
# StaticColor, PseudoColor, TrueColor, DirectColor,
# or, if it can- not determine what you have,
# NonStandard.
# CLIENTHOST The machine that is running the clients.
# COLOR This will be either 'Yes' or 'No'. This is just a
# wrapper
# around the CLASS definition. Returns 'Yes' on *Color
# and 'No' on StaticGray and GrayScale.
# FVWMDIR This is set to the path where the modules were
# configured to
# be installed.
# FVWM_VERSION This is a string containing the version of fvwm.
# HEIGHT The height of your display in pixels. HOME
# The user's home directory. Obtained from the environment. HOSTNAME
# The canonical hostname running the clients (ie. a
# fully-qualified version of CLIENTHOST).
# OPTIONS This is a string of compile time options used. Each
# option is
# separated from the other by a space.
# PLANES The number of bit planes your display supports in
# the default
# root window.
# RELEASE The release number of your X server. For MIT X11R5
# this is 5. REVISION The X minor protocol revision. As seen by
# ProtocolRevision(3). SERVERHOST This variable is set to the
# name of the machine that is
# running the X server.
# TWM_TYPE Tells which twm offshoot is running. It will always
# be set to
# the string "fvwm" in this program. This is useful
# for protecting parts of your .twmrc file that fvwm
# proper won't understand (like WorkSpaces) so that it
# is still usable with other twm programs.
# USER The name of the user running the program. Obtained
# from the
# environment.
# VENDOR The vendor of your X server. For example: MIT X
# Consortium. VERSION The X major protocol version. As seen by
# ProtocolVersion(3). WIDTH The width of your display in
# pixels. X_RESOLUTION The X resolution of your display in pixels
# per meter. Y_RESOLUTION The Y resolution of your display in
# pixels per meter.
#
dnl the two following lines are for console testing ...
ifdef(`HOME',`',`define(`HOME', esyscmd(`echo -n $HOME'))')
ifdef(`FVWMDIR',`',`define(`FVWMDIR',`/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fvwm')')
divert(0)dnl
ifelse(syscmd(test -r /etc/X11/wmconfig/rc)sysval, 0,
`define(`WinMgr',`Fvwm1')sinclude(/etc/X11/wmconfig/rc)',
dnl else
# Start an xmessage box ...
Function "InitFunction"
Exec "I" dnl
printf "Window manager not configured\nPlease install the
package 'wmconfig' dnl
\nPress any mouse button to quit Fvwm" | dnl
xmessage -file - -center -font 10x20
EndFunction
Mouse 0 A A Quit
)
disregard the next line--it's not part of the file, just an email
feature
dweissma@path.som.sunysb.edu
end
**********************
David Weissmann, M.D.
Department of Pathology
University Hospital
Stony Brook, NY 17794-7025
OFFICE 516 444-2222
FAX 516 444-3419
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