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On Wednesday 19 January 2005 07:33, Jesper Krogh wrote:
> kcmshell language would require people to log out in order to change the
> settings. kpersonalizer seems better suited since it actually takes
> place before the first session.

No they dont need to log out but only newly started applications will follo=
w=20
that setting. If you make a language.desktop file similiar to the=20
kpersonaliser one in the autostart folder then it will do what you want.=20
Examine those autostart xxxx.desktop files and right at the end you will se=
e=20
there are switches to make things start before or after others and whether =
to=20
run at all.  My distro doesnt use kpersonaliser but I Imagine that its=20
desktop file is exactly what you want except with executing kcmshell langua=
ge=20
instead of kpersonaliser.

=2D-=20
regards,
andrew

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