Re: Setting variables for menu access

1998-10-27 Thread Lukas Eppler
On Sat, 24 Oct 1998, David Morris wrote: > ...CVSROOT... > Where do I need to set variables like that so my xdm-started session menus > have access to them? I have it in .bash_profile. better than .xsession in my opinion. If more than one user uses it, you could also place it in /etc/profile, i t

Re: Setting variables for menu access

1998-10-25 Thread Ole J. Tetlie
*-"David Morris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | | Greetings Debianites, | | I have a little nagging problem, that I decided to find an answer for. | | My example is TkCVS. I go to run the program from the X menu, but it tells | me I don't have my CVROOT variable set. If I run it from xterm, everything | i

Re: Setting variables for menu access

1998-10-25 Thread W. Paul Mills
"David Morris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Set them in your ~/.xsession file. > Greetings Debianites, > > I have a little nagging problem, that I decided to find an answer for. > > My example is TkCVS. I go to run the program from the X menu, but it tells > me I don't have my CVROOT variable se

Setting variables for menu access

1998-10-24 Thread David Morris
Greetings Debianites, I have a little nagging problem, that I decided to find an answer for. My example is TkCVS. I go to run the program from the X menu, but it tells me I don't have my CVROOT variable set. If I run it from xterm, everything is fine, but the variables that are set when I login a