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From: Nico Meijer <lists@familiemeijer.org>
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Subject: Re: Loading .bash_profile under X-Windows
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He Kiffin,

> How can I get terminal under X-Windows to load my .bash_profile (and
> any other stuff) that is usually loaded when at the initial prompt?

Run `xterm -ls`. Then read its man page. ;-)

Bye... Nico