sergio@squid.rtech.com (Sergio Aponte) (05/16/89)
Hello, net experts. I just adopted an orphan DM3000 at work, and I need some help setting up my login scripts. I got it to the point where I get 3 windows : The original /com/sh, a /bin/csh and a vt100 windows. What I want is to configure the screen so it is nicer to work with. Can the background be modified at all? Is there a way to have a tile of some kind behind the windows? What I would like to see are some sample startup_dm.1280bw files that I might get some idea about window placement, nice processes to have running, good setup for the vt100 window (for use with telnet or rlogin). Thanks. E-mail is the best media. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Internet: sergio@squid.rtech.com Sergio L. Aponte, MTS @ RTI | | UUCP: {sun,mtxinu,pyramid,pacbell,hoptoad,amdahl,cpsc6a}!rtech!squid!sergio | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
nazgul@apollo.COM (Kee Hinckley) (05/19/89)
In article <2905@rtech.rtech.com> sergio@squid.UUCP (Sergio Aponte) writes: ... > What I would like to see are some sample startup_dm.1280bw files that I >might get some idea about window placement, nice processes to have running, good >setup for the vt100 window (for use with telnet or rlogin). In domain_examples there is a directory of lots of keydef and startup files. I believe this was originally added at SR10, although most of them should work fine in previous releases. I highly recommend you look at them (or nab them from someone if you don't have SR10 yet (I didn't say that :-)). They include things such as pseudo-emacs emulation, keydefs for handling invisible windows and icons without resorting to the mouse, standard window layouts, easy manipulation of window sizes and more. -- ### User Environment, Apollo Computer Inc. ### Public Access ProLine BBS ### ### {mit-eddie,yale}!apollo!nazgul ### nazgul@pro-angmar.cts.com ### ### nazgul@apollo.com ### (617) 641-3722 300/1200/2400 ### I'm not sure which upsets me more; that people are so unwilling to accept responsibility for their own actions, or that they are so eager to regulate everyone else's.