Re: Aterm catching console messages
Coplan (coplan@thunder.ocis.temple.edu)
Fri, 9 Apr 1999 11:19:44 -0400 (EDT)
On Fri, 9 Apr 1999, Armando L. Caro Jr. wrote:
> I like to log into the same settings everytime, hence I don't use
> the .workspace feature which starts up whatever I left open when I
> logged out. In my autoexec, I replaced calling .workspace with
> .workspace.PERMANENT. In this file I replaced the xconsole with aterm
> -C, but when I log in... the aterm -C is never executed. Instead I still
> get a default white xconsole.
>
> Anyone know why this would be? (I am using Afterstep 1.6.10-1 and aterm
> 0.3.4)
>
I don't know how to solve _that_ particular problem...but I do have an
alternative. Try setting a system wide alias for Startx as follows:
startx='startx > ~/.xerrors 2>&1'
This will pipe the output to a file ~/.xerrors. Then, in your autoexec
file, load up aterm like such:
Exec "I" aterm -T atail --geometry +0+0 -e tail -f ~/.xerrors
You'll want to change the geometry to whatever you need and add more
options as needed (before the -e). The only reason I give it a title is
so that I can call up different properties through the database file. In
my case, I set it so that it will have no decorations at all, it is sticky
and winlist skips it.
Cheers,
Coplan /"\
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