Am Wed, 20 Jul 2011 19:14:01 -0400
schrieb Steven Sroka :
> How would a program know what user is currently logged in? I would
> like a program of mine to run and execute a task when a specific user
> is logged in, but not right a log in.
a) which level
b) what user? ("you"/daemon user or somebod
On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 19:14, Steven Sroka wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> How would a program know what user is currently logged in? I would
> like a program of mine to run and execute a task when a specific user
> is logged in, but not right a log in.
#include
KUser user;
if ( user.loginName() ==
Steven Sroka, 21.07.2011:
> Hey everyone,
>
> How would a program know what user is currently logged in? I would
> like a program of mine to run and execute a task when a specific user
> is logged in, but not right a log in.
Afair the KABC stuff was supposed to handle that, not sure about the cur
On 07/20/11 18:14, Steven Sroka wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> How would a program know what user is currently logged in? I would
> like a program of mine to run and execute a task when a specific user
> is logged in, but not right a log in.
>
> Steve
>
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Hey everyone,
How would a program know what user is currently logged in? I would
like a program of mine to run and execute a task when a specific user
is logged in, but not right a log in.
Steve
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Hello list,
i have to add a shortcut (.desktop) to all user desktops from shell.
It would be great this should be systemwide so that it affects current as
well as future Users.
It must be visible in every desktop mode (not only show folder mode).
Can anyone help me i cant find anything on the inte
