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NAMEfvwm-themes-start - FVWM Themes starterSYNOPSISfvwm-themes-start [ --session|-s name ] [ --no-start|-n ] [ --fvwm-exe|-e ] [ -- fvwm-args ]DESCRIPTIONThis script runs fvwm with FVWM Themes. It should be run under X. Put a call to this script as the last line of your .Xclients, .xinitrc or .xsession file.OPTIONS--session name - name of the FVWM Themes session. By default it is "main". This allows to have and run different FVWM Themes configuration.--no-start - do not start fvwm, just do preparation for starting it. This is useful to start FVWM Themes with a session manager, see FAQ. --fvwm-exe - changes the default executable, which is fvwm or whatever fvwm-config --fvwm-exe returns. -- everything after -- is passed to FVWM. See the fvwm(1) man page for the fvwm options. EXAMPLESMost users just should put:fvwm-themes-startas the last line of their .Xclients, .xinitrc or .xsession file. If you want to use FVWM Themes with a real session manager, say GNOME, you need to use the --no-start option and put: fvwm-themes-start --no-start gnome-sessionas the last lines of your .Xclients, .xinitrc or .xsession file. The session option allows to use FVWM Themes with different configurations. Say, you want to use 3 different configurations under a normal FVWM session when FOO test is false, under gnome-session and under a normal FVWM session when FOO test is true. Then, your .xinitrc/.xsession file may look as follows (where $1 is the "first" argument given by startx, or by kdm or gdm ...): ... case $1 in fvwm) if FOO; Then fvwm-themes-start --session special else fvwm-themes-start fi ;; gnome) fvwm-themes-start --session gnome --no-start gnome-session ;; ... other cases ... esacNote that with most session managers (e.g., GNOME or XSM) it is preferable to give "fvwm -f themes-rc" as the starting window manager command in the session manager. COPYINGThe script is distributed by the same terms as fvwm-themes itself. See GNU General Public License for details.BUGSReport bugs to fvwm-themes-devel@lists.sourceforge.net.
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