Toshiro wrote:
> Anybody knows if there is a way to execute some command(s) before
> logging out from a gnome session?
If you create an executable file in your home directory called .xsession
#!/bin/bash
gnome-session
some-other-commands
(remember to do chmod +x .xsession) then chose "default"
On Thursday 21 October 2004 00:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Anybody knows if there is a way to execute some command(s) before logging
> out from a gnome session?
This is a reply to a similar post I made on the KDE list. I assume there may
be something quite similar around gnome:
> How does on
Ok, I know about bash_logout, but I want to run a command when I exit the
gnome session, not a terminal/console. Is it possible to do this?
> Incoming from Toshiro:
> > Anybody knows if there is a way to execute some command(s) before logging
> > out from a gnome session?
>
> Create a ~/.bash_lo
Incoming from Toshiro:
> Anybody knows if there is a way to execute some command(s) before logging out
> from a gnome session?
Create a ~/.bash_logout
(0) keeling /home/keeling_ cat .bash_logout
(cd ; date ; uptime ; echo " ") >> /home/keeling/dox/uptime.txt
This will be run for every inst
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