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From: "James A. Mutter" <jmutter@ds.net>
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jimmy martin wrote:
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> I put a few alias's in .profile but when I run x and rxvt or xterm i cant
> get them to work, they work just fine without x, any ideas?  Im using bash,
> but I dont have a .bashrc
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Try starting your xterms like this:  xterm -<Other Args> -ls

The -ls means 'login shell' and will source your .profile or .bashrc.


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