Kevin Krammer wrote:
> On Thursday 31 January 2008, James Richard Tyrer wrote:
>
>> KDE now has drop in shell directories although they don't have the
>> correct UNIX type names (*.d):
>
> Actually they don't have to be scripts, they are not executed but "sourced"
> from the startkde script.
We are missing something here. The files don't need to be executable,
but *.sh files must be files containing shell code -- I call those
scripts.
Can you source binary executables?
>
>> Note the asymmetry. The startup MUST be a shell script with the 'sh'
>> extension and there are only two locations for them (user & global).
>> The shutdown can be any executable and they can be in a subdirectory:
>> "shutdown" of any of the directories in KDEDIRS.
>
> The last part is also true for the env/ environment extenders.
[jrt@localhost Files]$ kde-config --path exe | tr : '\n'
/home/jrt/.kde/bin/
/usr/kde-3/bin/
I don't think so.
--
JRT
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