Hello,

i am running windowmaker 0.80.1 on HP-UX 11.00. The sart of this is
managed bye an entry in the .Xdefaults:
*wmStartupCommand: /usr/local/bin/wmaker
This works good.

Exiting is done by a dtaction:
/usr/dt/bin/dtaction ExitSession
This works, but it takes a long time (>=1 minute; no user-program is running).
Has anybody seen this before? My users are allway "nervous" in the evening

regards
Roman

Roman Toenshoff <toenshoff@drkaiser.de> wrote:
} Hello,

} i am running windowmaker 0.80.1 on HP-UX 11.00. The sart of this is
} managed bye an entry in the .Xdefaults:
} *wmStartupCommand: /usr/local/bin/wmaker
} This works good.

} Exiting is done by a dtaction:
} /usr/dt/bin/dtaction ExitSession
} This works, but it takes a long time (>=1 minute; no user-program is running).
} Has anybody seen this before? My users are allway "nervous" in the evening


Try adding:
Dtsession*waitWmTimeout: 1
to your .Xdefaults.

http://fvwm.org/documentation/faq/#2.2


Frank Ball frankb@sonic.net

Frank Ball <frankb@sonic.net> writes:
> Roman Toenshoff <toenshoff@drkaiser.de> wrote:
> } Exiting is done by a dtaction:
> } /usr/dt/bin/dtaction ExitSession
> } This works, but it takes a long time (>=1 minute; no user-program is running).
> } Has anybody seen this before? My users are allway "nervous" in the evening
>
> Try adding:
> Dtsession*waitWmTimeout: 1
> to your .Xdefaults.

Thanks for your answer. This works for starting (very fast now). But exit takes
still ~60 seconds.

Any hint?

Roman

On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 15:25:03 +0100, Roman Toenshoff wrote:

> Frank Ball <frankb@sonic.net> writes:
>> Roman Toenshoff <toenshoff@drkaiser.de> wrote:
>> } Exiting is done by a dtaction:
>> } /usr/dt/bin/dtaction ExitSession
>> } This works, but it takes a long time (>=1 minute; no user-program is
>> } running). Has anybody seen this before? My users are allway "nervous"
>> } in the evening
>>
>> Try adding:
>> Dtsession*waitWmTimeout: 1
>> to your .Xdefaults.
>
> Thanks for your answer. This works for starting (very fast now). But exit
> takes still ~60 seconds.
>
> Any hint?

Don't let dtsession be the XDMCP session manager. Since you're not using
dtwm, I would guess that you're not using other features of CDE either, so
why bother with them (ie, dtsession, ttsession, etc)?

Instead of using wmStartupCommand, add an "exec /my/window/mgr". Then your
session will terminate when the window manager exits.

Make sense?