Hi there:
Following this thread, I have also experimented starting Pd automatically but after the login instead of during the boot. I did it by having similar script as the below and used the "(in FC2+Gnome)Menu->Preferences->Sessions->Startup Programs" to call the script.
However, I noticed that the Pd I started this way don't have the terminal window which acts as the Pd's message window. How can I script it in such way that I got Pd with the message window?
Many thanks
CHUN
#! /bin/sh echo -n "starting pd..." PATH=/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin cd /home/glui pd -verbose -nogui -nomidi
-lib /usr/lib/pd/extra/OSC
-lib /usr/lib/pd/extra/zexy \-open /home/glui/proj/LIDARmacher/pd/GPlayerStereo.pd &
I read:
However, I noticed that the Pd I started this way don't have the terminal window which acts as the Pd's message window. How can I script it in such way that I got Pd with the message window?
a) use pd > 0.38-7 (or whichever version has the console builtin) b) xterm -e /the/other/pdstartscript # or whatever terminal program you like
HTH
x
Thanks! I got it working with the option b. Cheers
CHUN On 15/10/04 2:41 pm, "CK" x@meta.lo-res.org wrote:
I read:
However, I noticed that the Pd I started this way don't have the terminal window which acts as the Pd's message window. How can I script it in such way that I got Pd with the message window?
a) use pd > 0.38-7 (or whichever version has the console builtin) b) xterm -e /the/other/pdstartscript # or whatever terminal program you like
HTH
x
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CK