Re: Graphical app on startup

On 11/04/12 12:11, Antonio Fernández Pérez wrote: > Hi again, > > Ok. > > Now, I have clear why I didn't get launch Java app. I don't know if I > have to use GNOME Desktop or whatever because, in text mode, if I try > launch fvwm, appears an error about display. You will need to start X before

Re: Graphical app on startup

Hi again, Ok. Now, I have clear why I didn't get launch Java app. I don't know if I have to use GNOME Desktop or whatever because, in text mode, if I try launch fvwm, appears an error about display. So, I should to install a Debian in text mode, configure LAN and after that, Debian ¿with or with

Re: Graphical app on startup

On 11/04/12 11:44, Antonio Fernández Pérez wrote: > I have followed it, but in some step I can't get launch a java app. > Also, I don't know what window manager I should to use, I think that a > minimal window manager... In the article, the author mentions using FVWM as the window manager. You mi

Re: Graphical app on startup

Hi Tom, Thanks for your quick reply. I have followed it, but in some step I can't get launch a java app. Also, I don't know what window manager I should to use, I think that a minimal window manager... I'm going to try again and if I have problems, I will come back again. Best regards, Antonio

Re: Graphical app on startup

On 11/04/12 10:46, Antonio Fernández Pérez wrote: > Please, anybody could help me? give me some howto that works or > something to follow. The article Chris Bannister linked looks to cover everything you'd need, how far did you get before you hit trouble ? > 2012/4/7 Chris Bannister

Re: Graphical app on startup

Sorry for delay to reply. I have been reading and testing some configurations, but not works fine. I have could not setup a kiosk on Debian that launch only a Java app on fullscreen mode. Please, anybody could help me? give me some howto that works or something to follow. Thank you very much. Be

Re: Graphical app on startup

On Thu, Apr 05, 2012 at 12:47:56PM +0200, Antonio Fernández Pérez wrote: > Hi everybody, > > I would like to get that a graphical application developed in Java runs on > startup of a Debian machine, if is possible without menu, without login > panel and without system messages. Obviously without u

Re: Graphical app on startup

> > I would like to get that a graphical application developed in Java > > runs on startup of a Debian machine, if is possible without menu, > > without login panel and without system messages. Obviously without > > update messages. > > > > > > Depends. Java+GUI programs are usually designed to

Re: Graphical app on startup

On Thu, 05 Apr 2012 12:49:34 +0200, Antonio Fernández Pérez wrote: > Hi everybody, Hola Antonio :-) (please, no html messages... thanks) > I would like to get that a graphical application developed in Java runs > on startup of a Debian machine, if is possible without menu, without > login panel

Re: Graphical app on startup

On Jo, 05 apr 12, 12:49:34, Antonio Fernández Pérez wrote: > Hi everybody, > > I would like to get that a graphical application developed in Java runs on > startup of a Debian machine, if is possible without menu, without login > panel and without system messages. Obviously without update messages

Re: Graphical app on startup

On Thu, Apr 05, 2012 at 12:49:34PM +0200, Antonio Fernández Pérez wrote: >Hi everybody,� >I would like to get that a graphical application developed in Java runs on >startup of a Debian machine, if is possible without menu, without login >panel and without system messages. Obviously

Graphical app on startup

Hi everybody, I would like to get that a graphical application developed in Java runs on startup of a Debian machine, if is possible without menu, without login panel and without system messages. Obviously without update messages. I would to get a machine that works with this app on startup like

Re: Graphical app on startup

Il giorno gio, 05/04/2012 alle 12.49 +0200, Antonio Fernández Pérez ha scritto: > I would like to get that a graphical application developed in Java > runs on startup of a Debian machine, if is possible without menu, > without login panel and without system messages. Obviously without > update mess

Graphical app on startup

Hi everybody, I would like to get that a graphical application developed in Java runs on startup of a Debian machine, if is possible without menu, without login panel and without system messages. Obviously without update messages. I would to get a machine that works with this app on startup like