Hi,
> You didn't mention your .bashrc (or whatever, if you're running a shell
> other than bash). .profile and etc run when you're starting a login
> session. .bashrc and etc run otherwise. That it runs when you ssh in sort
> of confirms that, as that'd be a login, thus running the login scripts.
> See the bash info pages or manpage for more on that. But I'm not sure
> that'd do it (unless you started it from a konsole window.)
I use zsh and I have the same lines in my ~/.zshrc
>
>> Has anyone done anything similar, and has advice on how to get the
>> private KDEDIRS working in a full X session ? I'm probably jsut not
>> setting the environment variables in the right file, or in the right way
>> ...
>
> You don't mention whether you're logging in at the text terminal and
> running startx, or whether you're running a *DM (KDM, GDM, XDM, etc)
> graphical login. Years ago back on Mandrake, I had problems with the *DM
> at some point, and switched entirely to the text shell login and startx
> method. I've used it since.
I'm using the GDM graphical login. I could try startx I suppose, just to
see what happens, but I don't see it as a long term solution. I would
prefer for the standard graphical login to work.
> But as I gave up on *DMs many years ago, I don't have the foggiest how
> that sort of stuff is handled with them, except that I'm sure there must
> be arrangements for doing it; I just don't know what they are. If I were
> to set a *DM up, I'd certainly be checking the documentation to see how
> all that worked, and setting up my config files accordingly.
Good point. I'll see if I can dig up anything on how to control
envorinment variables with GDM.
cheers Chris
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