Rather than running xdm all the time (nobody but me ever logs in, and I
can't remote Xdm into the machine because it's behind a firewall), I'd
like to simply write a script in my .bash_profile that determines if I'm
logged on from the console and runs startx if I am.
Anybody got any way for a script to tell if
1) I'm logged onto the console
2) there's no other X process running
Thanks
Will
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