[Eug-lug] environment in Debian

[Allen Brown]

OK.  That works.  It bothers me that it is necessary.  It
worked correctly (not requiring this flag) in RedHat7.2.
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Allen Brown
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         allen_brown at agilent.com	            abrown at peak.org
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larry price wrote:
> The terminal application for te desktop,
> you'll want to set your Default profile to treat each session as a 
> login shell
> 
> under GnomeTerminal it's Edit>Current Profile>[Title and Command] tab
> and set the checkbox for 'run command as login shell'
> 
> I don't have KDE handy but it's pretty similar.
> 
> Under OSX it's Terminal>Preferences then set the check box for run
> command as login shell.
> 
> most of these settings are stored in a dotfile that you can edit
> directly if you absolutely have to (OSX and Gnome both use XML)
> 
> 
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> On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 13:23:24 -0800, Allen Brown <allen_brown at agilent.com> wrote:
> 
>>Now when I login to Debian using the gdm graphic login it
>>no longer reads my ~/.bash_profile.  This happens whether
>>I login under KDE or Gnome.  Logging in directly to a
>>virtual console works correctly.  Any clues as to where
>>to look?
>>--
>>Allen Brown
>>   work: Agilent Technologies      non-work: http://www.peak.org/~abrown/
>>         allen_brown at agilent.com                    abrown at peak.org
>>   Two plus two does not equal five, even for very large values of two.
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