allyn@sdd.hp.com (Allyn Fratkin) (01/16/91)
In article <372@esl.ESL.COM>, jsd@bambam.UUCP (Jeff Dalton) writes: > How do you get rid the the xclock, xcal, and *first* hpterm > which seem to come up automatically? I've attempted: > > XSession*DeletePrograms: XCal XClock > XCtrl*DeletePrograms: XCalc XCal XClock > XIcon*DeletePrograms: XCalc XCal XClock the first two that you have are incorrect, but the only thing really wrong with the last one is that the program names should be in lower case. the following should work better: XIcon*xclock*Autostart: False XIcon*xcal*Autostart: False XCtrl*hpterm*Autostart: False this has the advantage of leaving the icons in the application organizers, so in case you want to use them later, they are still around. note that if the hpterm you are complaining about is marked Console, you'll need to use: XIcon*console*Autostart: False to stop it. this stuff is somewhat documented in /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/{XCtrl,XIcon} and in the man page for xctrl(1). this is not an official response. -- From the virtual mind of Allyn Fratkin allyn@sdd.hp.com San Diego Division - or - Hewlett-Packard Company uunet!ucsd!hp-sdd!allyn
jsd@esl.ESL.COM (Jeff Dalton) (01/19/91)
In article <1991Jan15.220132.7641@sdd.hp.com> allyn@sdd.hp.com (Allyn Fratkin) writes: >In article <372@esl.ESL.COM>, jsd@bambam.UUCP (Jeff Dalton) writes: >> How do you get rid the the xclock, xcal, and *first* hpterm >> which seem to come up automatically? I've attempted: >> >note that >if the hpterm you are complaining about is marked Console, you'll need to use: > >XIcon*console*Autostart: False > The hpterm is NOT the console which is started .x11start, it is a regular hpterm. Turning off autostart is not what I what. It would be nice if it came up automatically yet was configured to a different size than the default 24x80. As I said in the initial message, in my .Xdefaults file I changed the geometry of the hpterm. The problem is that the first hpterm which comes up isn't configured to the new size. All the windows which come up afterwards are sized correctly. Thanks for all the replies, Jeff -- Jeff Dalton, ESL Inc. Real programmers can write jsd@esl.com Fortran in any language.