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- Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2005 06:40:26 +0000
- From: "Maurod Sauco" <sauco@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] Japanese on CentOS4.1
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> > Hi All, > > yes, get the following, upon doing source .bash_profile, > > Smart Common Input Method 1.4.2 > > Launching a SCIM process with socket... > Loading simple Config module ... > Creating backend ... > Loading socket FrontEnd module ... > Starting SCIM as daemon ... > SCIM has been successfully launched. > > so I'm quite comfortable that the code is being read. I'll check out the > applet you mentioned. Cheers. NOP! .. You shouldn't you are not taking into account the scope of those environment variables. You are just source-ing them from the current shell (process) and making them available for that particular process .. but provably the rest of you GUI apps are being kicked out by a separate process (maybe your WM). Now, depending on how you are starting X and you VM, .bash_profile could or could not make sense. if you are entering a run-level that drops you into a vt then you manually kick xinit, startx, or watever, then it makes sence, but if you are going straight to to a login manager from init, it does not. In both cases I think .xinitrc is the file that will work best. good luck, //mauro//
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