Running commands on logout from KDE

[James Richard Tyrer]

AE Roy wrote:
> 
> When I use the logout button to log out from KDE2.2.2, I need to be able
> to run some spesific command.
> 
> If I logout from a shell, then I would put those commands in the file
> .bash_logout. But when using the KDE-logout button, that file is not 
> used.  In what file should I put these commands so that I can run 
> spesific commands when I logout with the KDE-logoutbutton?
> 
You need to use the script: "$KDEDIR/share/config/kdm/Xreset"

If your installation does not have such a script, then you need to first
configure KDM to use it.

In "kdmrc" under the:

	[X-*-Core]

tag, edit/add: 

	Reset=/usr/kde3/share/config/kdm/Xreset

Then it will run the script at the end of each X session.

This is the global script and like other global scripts, you can have it
source a local script from the user's home directory:

	. $HOME/.Xreset

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JRT
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