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From: "Oliver R. Wang " <fwang2@cobblers.csc.ncsu.edu>
Subject: .Xstartup  problem
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Hi, there

Is it a default behavior for X to read .Xstartup in my home directory 
when it start up? It seems that it doesn't read it at all.                
                                                       
Another problem I had is after I start X, my original setting in
.bash_profile get lost, ( I am using bash 2.0) Any body help me out?

/oliver