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Hi friends...

How do I can always execute some script just before logout from any
KDE session (just like .bash_logout in text mode)?

thanks

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Hello!

Am Samstag, 19. Juli 2003 21:37 schrieb ramzez:

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Hi friends...

How do I can always execute some script just before logout from any
KDE session (just like .bash_logout in text mode)?

thanks

Well, It depends, like so often, on the display manager you are using. For example xdm supports a Xreset-script which runs after terminating an user-session. Check the xdm-man page for more detailed information (section RESET PROGRAM).

So long,
Robin
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Hi...
I can't manipulate using xreset ... but I modified
"/usr/bin/startkde" and it works for me

El dom, 20-07-2003 a las 08:44, Robin Doer escribió:
Hello!

Am Samstag, 19. Juli 2003 21:37 schrieb ramzez:
> Hi friends...
>
> How do I can always execute some script just before logout from any
> KDE session (just like .bash_logout in text mode)? >
> thanks

Well, It depends, like so often, on the display manager you are using. For example xdm supports a Xreset-script which runs after terminating an user-session. Check the xdm-man page for more detailed information (section RESET PROGRAM).

So long,
Robin

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