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Selon ce wiki ArchLinux, vous devez simplement ajouter ce qui suit à votre rc.lua
:
-- Autorun programs
autorun = true
autorunApps =
{
"swiftfox",
"mutt",
"consonance",
"linux-fetion",
"weechat-curses",
}
if autorun then
for app = 1, #autorunApps do
awful.util.spawn(autorunApps[app])
end
end
Le wiki montre également quelques autres façons d'obtenir le même effet.
Je vais avec dex , jusqu'ici.
$ cat /etc/X11/Sessions/awesome
#!/bin/sh
# Awesome Xsession starter, based on Xsession shipped by x11-apps/xinit-1.0.5-r1
...
zenity --title "Autostart" --timeout=30 --question --text="Launch autostart items?" && dex -a
exec ck-launch-session /usr/bin/awesome
Ayons aussi quelques éléments de démarrage automatique:
$ ls -1 ~/.config/autostart/
gol.desktop
KeePass 2.desktop
skype-skype.desktop
tomboy.desktop
wpa_gui-wpa_supplicant.desktop
xterm-logs.desktop
Exemple d'élément de démarrage automatique:
$ cat ~/.config/autostart/gol.desktop
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Terminal=false
Name=Growl For Linux
Comment=Growl Desktop Notification System For Linux
Categories=GNOME;GTK;Utility;
Exec=/usr/bin/gol
Icon=/usr/share/growl-for-linux/data/icon.png
X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=true
X-KDE-autostart-after=panel
X-Desktop-File-Install-Version=0.18
Le wiki Awesome suggère cette méthode qui fonctionnera lors du rechargement d'Awesome.
Mettez ceci dans runonce.lua
-- @author Peter J. Kranz (Absurd-Mind, peter@myref.net)
-- Any questions, criticism or praise just drop me an email
local M = {}
-- get the current Pid of awesome
local function getCurrentPid()
-- get awesome pid from pgrep
local fpid = io.popen("pgrep -u " .. os.getenv("USER") .. " -o awesome")
local pid = fpid:read("*n")
fpid:close()
-- sanity check
if pid == nil then
return -1
end
return pid
end
local function getOldPid(filename)
-- open file
local pidFile = io.open(filename)
if pidFile == nil then
return -1
end
-- read number
local pid = pidFile:read("*n")
pidFile:close()
-- sanity check
if pid <= 0 then
return -1
end
return pid;
end
local function writePid(filename, pid)
local pidFile = io.open(filename, "w+")
pidFile:write(pid)
pidFile:close()
end
local function shallExecute(oldPid, newPid)
-- simple check if equivalent
if oldPid == newPid then
return false
end
return true
end
local function getPidFile()
local host = io.lines("/proc/sys/kernel/hostname")()
return awful.util.getdir("cache") .. "/awesome." .. host .. ".pid"
end
-- run Once per real awesome start (config reload works)
-- does not cover "pkill awesome && awesome"
function M.run(shellCommand)
-- check and Execute
if shallExecute(M.oldPid, M.currentPid) then
awful.util.spawn_with_shell(shellCommand)
end
end
M.pidFile = getPidFile()
M.oldPid = getOldPid(M.pidFile)
M.currentPid = getCurrentPid()
writePid(M.pidFile, M.currentPid)
return M
Utilisez-le de cette façon:
local r = require("runonce")
r.run("urxvtd -q -o -f")
r.run("urxvtc")
r.run("urxvtc")
r.run("wmname LG3D")