Hi,
With regards to your xman problem, have you checked the permissions of
/dev/null?
I had exactly the same problem and messages from xman with an
installation of Slackware - it was because /dev/null only had root
permissions. I had to chmod it so that everybody could use /dev/nul
Rob,
Tried your suggestion to Exec top without success. There is already a line
to Exec top with several other parameters. However, when using xdm, this
menu choice (to exec top) doesn't work but when using startx or xinit to
start X, this line works perfectly and top runs in the xterm window.
th
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