On Tue, May 27, 2003 at 07:12:48AM -0500, Kent West wrote: > Ah. Are you in the same directory as the sx script? If so, try "./sh". > > If that works, your path no longer has the current directory in it > (which is a good thing). You can either add the current directory back > to your path (security risk), or get in the habit of typing "./" in > front of your command, or move the script to a ~/bin directory, and > uncomment the lines in .bashrc/.bash_profile dealing with the ~/bin > directory (assuming you're using bash). > > If that doesn't work, try adding a line like "echo script is running" to > your script to see if that gets printed to the screen when you run the > script. > Well, this script is actually in ~bin/, and I have set the $PATH correct as I can run other self-write script successfully. What seems weird is that after I run that script and use $ ps -ecl|grep startx to test, I find the startx is running, but the window doesn't show up. What else should I test? -- Zeng Nan Simple is Beautiful.
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