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LOGOUT-BUTTON(1) LOGOUT-BUTTON(1)
NNAAMMEE
logout-button - creates button which is used with an
appropriate .xsession to terminate the user's session.
SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
llooggoouutt--bbuuttttoonn
DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
This manual page documents briefly the llooggoouutt--bbuuttttoonn com-
mand.
llooggoouutt--bbuuttttoonn puts up a button on your screen, which exits
when pressed. If set up correctly, the exiting of the
logout-button will cause the X Display Manager to end the
session that was started by logging in.
OOPPTTIIOONNSS
llooggoouutt--bbuuttttoonn has no command line options whatsoever.
SSEETTUUPP
To use with the example provided: First, copy the example
.xsession file into your home directory, making sure it's
named .xsession. Make it executable. Next, edit it to
taste, starting any desired clients in the background. Be
sure to choose your favorite window manager. That should
be it!
You might try without editing first; if problems come up,
you can log in on a text console and look at the file
.xsession-errors to see what might have gone wrong.
Note! If you later get something else to act as your ses-
sion manager, you can still use the .xsession, just
replace the "exec logout-button" with "exec <yourSession-
Manager>".
For example, Gnome has a session manager called gnome-ses-
sion, so you could replace the exec line with exec "gnome-
session".
FFIILLEESS
~you/.xsession
~you/.xsession-errors
/usr/doc/logout-button/examples/example.xsession
SSEEEE AALLSSOO
See also the example .xsession (cited above) and the
description of the package.
AAUUTTHHOORR
This manual page was written by Jim Lynch
<jwl@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may
be used by others).
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