Re: How do I give a 'clear' command when leaving kdm/X?

[Marshal Wong <masee@usa.net>]

I'm not sure how this works with kdm, but if you use bash, you can
have a file called .bash_logout in your home directory with the
command '/usr/bin/clear'.  This will clear the screen everytime you
logout.  Actually, you can put practically anything here.  Bash just
sources it on logout.  Don't know how it works with kdm though.

My 2 bits.

Marshal
>>>>> "Phillip" == Phillip Deackes <gsmh@gmx.net> writes:

    > How do I issue a 'clear' command to the terminal so that when I
    > leave kdm to shutdown or reboot I have a clean text screen? I
    > need to do this to clear up some screen corruption which
    > responds to 'clear'.
  
    > Cheers.


    > -- Phillip Deackes Using Storm Linux


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