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Subject: -13- How can I turn off the IRIX 5.2 Magic user environment?
Date: 18 Aug 1994 00:00:01 EST
Mark Andrews <mark@alias.com> says:
You can disable the Indigo Magic environment in two ways:
1) If you wish to disable it for all users on the machine:
chkconfig desktop off
2) If you wish to disable it for a specific user, do
touch ~<username>/.disableDesktop
You may also have to remove the ~/.desktop-<hostname> directory as
well as 4Dwm looks in there for a 4Dwmsession file which it uses
for a guide to redisplay windows left open from the last session.
Method 2 works ONLY if you have the original IRIX 5.2 xdm Xsession
file, which contains the following code chunk:
if /etc/chkconfig desktop ;
then
if [ -x $0.dt -a \! -f $HOME/.disableDesktop ]
then
exec $0.dt $*
fi
fi
If you only want to turn off the file manager, create the file
~/.desktop-<hostname>/nodesktop.
Whether you disable the entire desktop or just the file manager, you
may also want to set one or more of these resources
4DWm*SG_autoSave: false
4Dwm*SG_manageSession: false
4Dwm*SG_useBackgrounds: false
which are explained in the 4Dwm(1) manpage. See also the desktop_eoe
release notes.
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