On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 10:33:45AM +0200, Salokine Terata wrote: > I found http://wiki.debian.org/DebianJr/SpecialSession > > Is it possible to use a .desktop file in the home user directory ? > In this article, we need to use super-user to write in /usr/share/xsessions/ I'm honestly not sure if you can use a .desktop file in the home directory, but you *can* call different programs on startup. If you want your junior user to just run gcompris, for example, you could create ~/.xsession with the line exec /usr/games/gcompris this would start just the game gcompris as the user's Xsession. You will have to use gdm to select "user's .xsession" or soemthing like that under the session menu. That will then execute just the .xsession file. > > I think this article is what I search... > If you know other things better, say me. really, to make it work nice and smooth, and to allow other users to run a similar type of session like that described in the wiki, you should put that desktop file in /usr/share/xsessions/. It's a one time action, and from then on that "session" will be available in the menu of gdm. ... > > > > Do you know how to create a pure Debian/Junior X session for my child ? > > I'm using a Debian/Etch and I don't want to Install all Debian/junior > > distrib, but just configure a Deb/junior session (with all packages + > > graphic user environment). you seem to be on the right track already, but be aware that there currently isn't any such thing as a "deb/junior session". You pretty much have to set it up yourself as described in the wiki. A
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