regarding gkrellm

[mascarasnake]

If you want to just gkrellm (or any app for that matter) to start up on 
login, you need to:
	Go to Preferences > More Preferences > Sessions.
	Click on the "Startup Programs" tab
	Click the "Add" button
	Type in the command you want to start at login
	Click "OK"
	Click "Close"
That ought to get you where you want to be.

You can also run any process in the background from the terminal adding 
a [space]& to the end of the command. e.g.:
	gkrellm & [enter]
will open the gkrellm app and then return the command prompt.

HTHO

     "It's what you make it, man
     Takes time.
     A little bit
     A little bit more"

             The Minutemen

     dontdrill@earthlink.net
On Feb 22, 2004, at 7:11 PM, Derick Centeno wrote:

> Hi guys:
> What is the sequence I have to follow so that I can have the Gnome
> desktop register and list gkrellm as all the other progrqams that are
> there? Also how do or what should I do so that I don't have to invoke
> gkrellm from a term window, or perhaps better put, how can I invoke
> gkrellm every time and every session without "wasting" a term window to
> invoke it each time??
>
> Thanks..
>
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