Well, to answer your question:Once upon a time, I remembered that,If launch openbox, trayfreq, nm-applet, lxpanel, everything goes fine.If launch openbox-session, I got two trayfreqs and two nm-applets. One instance is run by ./config/openbox/autostart, which is expected. And the second instance is invoked by the "session", definitely.
When I shutdown my system with some applications open, I expect my session manager to save my session and then restore it after the next reboot.Apparently this is NOT how it works, because the system starts a fresh new session after reboot.Either the session is not saved at shutdown, OR it is saved but not picked up at reboot.I run a standard OpenBox crunchbang statler.
I use openbox on two up-to-date systemd machines with no problems at all.
I used Archlinux + Slim + Openbox before, my fcitx runs correctly.
Recently, I replaced OpenBox with Awesome. After that, I can't use fcitx normally with chromium and leafpad.
However, it works well in terminal and opera.
you can pass vtXX as argument to start X on a given tty (here tty4)#
# ~/.bash_profile
#
if [ -z "$DISPLAY" ] && [ "$(tty)" = "/dev/tty1" ]; then
if !
Thanks for the reply, Trilby!Trilby wrote:I've never used lxdm, but I suspect you need to add dbus-launch to the exec line of your window manager.To test this, first check a process monitor like hop or pstree. You should have three processes with dbus in the name: 2 dbus-daemon processes (one for user "dbus" and one for your user), and 1 dbus-launch.I think that you are sugges
Oh, I think I got it! It's because you start a PCManFM window before calling "dbus-launch".I'm not sure if it's possible to change that in your .xinitrc file. Alternatively, does xmonad have its own method of autostarting applications? (for example, with Openbox it's the script "~/.config/openbox/autostart") That should fix the problem.
Also, in addition to Padfoot, if you launch your session in "~/.xinitrc" then the launch line should look like this:exec ck-launch-session dbus-launch --exit-with-session startxfce4
headkase
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2012-04-20T04:18:35Z
Hey,I'm currently running the latest waldorf snapshot, and I can't get Openbox-multihead working. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with using it, I think the main problem is the conflicting nature with Openbox. It seems to use the same executable names being openbox, openbox-session, openbox-kde-session and openbox-gnome-session.
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