Re: XF86_NONEV

1999-10-06 Thread Adam Shand
> startx & clear ; logout ah! that makes sense, thanks, i'll try it. adam.

Re: XF86_NONEV

1999-10-06 Thread Gergely Madarasz
On Tue, 5 Oct 1999, Adam Shand wrote: > # startx &; clear; logout > > but in bash this doesn't work and i haven't figured out why yet. startx & clear ; logout Greg

Re: XF86_NONEV

1999-10-05 Thread Adam Shand
> 2. How can I prevent anybody from changing virtual consoles and >killing my X session when I am away and locked it with xlock? it's actually easier then that, all the need to do is hit ctrl-alt-backspace and they'll be dumped back to the virtual console which you started it on. run startx.

Re: XF86_NONEV

1999-10-05 Thread Eric G . Miller
On Tue, Oct 05, 1999 at 05:46:02PM +0200, Debian Mail wrote: > Two questions: > > 1. Why was the server changed to XF86_NONEV? I don't know..? > 2. How can I prevent anybody from changing virtual consoles and >killing my X session when I am away and locked it with xl

XF86_NONEV

1999-10-05 Thread Debian Mail
I us XF86_S3V and tried the following: - Use xlock when X is running - Change to the virtual console X was started from (using startx) - Press CTRL-C This killed X, but also changed the first line in /etc/X11/Xserver from /usr/bin/X11/XF86_S3V to /usr/bin/X11/XF86_NONEV which I had to