[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I sent a message to the list a couple of days ago, in desperation over my > not working .xsession file. I forgot that I wasn't subscribed to the list, > so I have no idea whether there were any responses or in fact whether > my message even appeared. But what I truly deserve the dunce-cap for, is > the problem with my .xsession file. I had the first line as > > #! \bin\sh > > of course, it should have been > > #! /bin/sh > > It's all microsoft's fault, of course. Why couldn't they have got their > slashes around the right way? > > Andrew Tarr >
Its OK, you are not the only one that makes that mistake every once in a while. I've even caught myself doing the opposite: in a DOS prompt trying to use a forward slash. [sigh] -- Ed C.