#!/bin/bash
# X Windows start-up script.
# The default version of this file is in /local/share/x11/.X11rc. 

#try to start kde. If fails should keep going and stat twm
if [ -f /usr/bin/startkde ]; then
	exec /usr/bin/startkde
fi 

# Load personal X resources, if any.
if [ -f $HOME/.X11defaults ]; then
	xrdb -merge -DCONSOLETYPE=$CONSOLETYPE $HOME/.X11defaults
fi

xclock -geometry 90x90-0+0 &
xbiff -geometry -95+0 &

# Start the twm window manager.
# To customize twm, copy the default .twmrc (named below)
# to your home directory.
if [ -f $HOME/.twmrc ]; then
	twm &
else
	twm -f /local/share/x11/.twmrc &
fi

# Start a console window if we're on a workstation.
if [ "`tty`" = /dev/console -o "X$DISPLAY" = "X:0" ]; then
	# Turn off the screen-saver
	xset s off 
	if [ "$CONSOLECLASS" = "colour" ]; then
		xsetroot -solid grey
	fi
	xterm -geometry 110x10+0+0 -C -fn 6x13 -title `hostname`:console &
	# Start a couple of iconified xterms.
	xterm -iconic -geometry 80x36 &
	xterm -iconic -geometry 80x36 &
fi

# A couple of xterm windows.
xterm -geometry 80x24-1-1 &
sleep 1
xterm -geometry 80x50+0-1 -ls &

# To start an xterm (or whatever) on a different machine,
# use "rcmd".  For example:
#   rcmd dvp.cs xterm -title dvp.cs &
# If you have a different home directory on the other machine,
# use "rcmd -a ...".

# When this application exits, your X session is over,
# so we run it in the foreground.
exec xstring -geometry 70x30-148+0 -fn 10x20 -fg blue -bg tomato Exit