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#9 Re: Running applications automatically when X star Posted by Anonymous (200.122.xx.xx) on Wed 19 Apr 2006 at 01:37 Not so long ago you could choose a session that read your ~/.xsession (I don't remember the name). A quick workaround is to choose a different session, log in, edit ~/.dmrc and change the "Session=foo" line to "Session=custom". According to the comments at the beginning of /etc/gdm/Xsession, a 'custom' session will run your ~/.xsession. I could not find when this changed. hope this helps.

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