Kill Startup Kate Script

[Guest]

Welcome to me, the new guy on the threads,

I've searched and searched for an answer, but haven't found one, so I guess I'll ask the pros.

I have Compiz set to run at startup with sh file running in Kate when I boot.

#!/bin/sh
compiz --replace

I am lazy, I don't want to quit the window every session, can I add a portion of code to that script to make the window close? I know I can, I just need to know what it is, but don't know what to call stuff, so I don't know how to search for it. HELP THE LAZY MAN!!

[dibl]

Re: Kill Startup Kate Script

Which version of KDE?

In KDE 3.5.x, you just put the compiz-fusion icon in the ~.kde/autostart folder and it will run automatically after login.

In KDE 4.1, you have to use the KMenu>System Settings>Advanced>Session Manager utility to select Compiz as the Window manager, and then you use ccsm to set up the particular features.

No need for custom scripts -- if you want it to run automatically, full time at every boot, just log out with it running, and it will start up again when you reboot.

HTH.