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- #!/bin/bash
- #
- # Example config file for cdm(1).
- # Values set here is the default as in cdm(1).
- # List of programs, commands with whitespaces should be quoted or escaped.
- # If unset, all sessions in /etc/X11/Sessions are offered as choices.
- #
- # (An example:)
- # binlist=(
- # "~/.xsession" # Launch your X session,
- # "/bin/bash --login" # or just execute your shell,
- # "/usr/bin/fbterm" # or start a frame buffer console,
- # "/usr/bin/cdm ~/.submenu.cdmrc" # or go to a submenu :)
- # )
- binlist=("~/.xinitrc")
- # List all program display names, one-by-one matched with $binlist.
- # Names with whitespaces should be quoted or escaped.
- #
- # (Continued example:)
- # namelist=("X session" Console FBTerm "Sub menu")
- namelist=("X session")
- # Type of the programs, one-by-one matched with $binlist.
- # `C' for *C*onsole programs, which would be `exec'ed.
- # `X' for *X* programs, which would be run with cdm-xlaunch(1).
- #
- # (Continued example:)
- # flaglist=(X C C C)
- flaglist=(X)
- # Style for the cdm dialog, which is printed with dialog(1).
- # Default to unset, causing dialog(1) to use the system wide default.
- # See /usr/share/doc/cdm/themes for some nice choices.
- dialogrc="default"
- # Index of the first item in the menu.
- countfrom=0
- # Set default display.
- display=0
- # Where should the first X tty be spawned?
- # special value 'keep' causes to run X in current tty
- xtty=7
- # Should cdm(1) stick to the specified display?
- locktty=no
- # Additional arguments to pass to X server, which is usually called as:
- # /usr/bin/X :$display $serverargs vt$((xtty+display))
- serverargs='-nolisten tcp'
- # Use ConsoleKit for X session?
- consolekit=yes
- # Timeout for waiting for X session to register with ConsoleKit.
- cktimeout=30
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