sorry for bad english well the thing is: i see that you can have an animated wallpaper using this xwinwrap -o 0.1 -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/misc/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID so i put this script in ~/.kde/Autostart/ #!/bin/bash xwinwrap -o 0.1 -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/misc/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID well the first time i reset i have one process xwinwrap and one named as the script and other as the screensaver. but processes grow whith every logout or reset. i know that it is because sometimes ksmserver remember xwinwrap as previus sesion and launch one and in the autostart is lanched i have two, next time three and up so the cuestion ¿there are any form i can configure ksmserver to ignore certain apps, so resuming session but no the app i want? when time passes xwinwrap can slow the machine to infinite because there are too much proceses running xwinwrap and glmatrix ... so it real can kill your machine Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.put this in .kde/autostart/your-script #!/bin/bash xwinwrap -o 0.1 -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/misc/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID 2.logoff from kde 3.login kde 4.notice that there are more than one xwinwrap of course you need to install xwinwrap and xscreensaver but you can use every screen saver you can for putting on the background, maybe you need to use beryl ie not tested on a non beryl machine. but if you use a autostart script that runs in background and cannot be closed you have the same trouble Actual Results: duplicated processes for doing the same Expected Results: only one proces must be autostarted but more than one especify a maner for ignoring autostart scripts from restoring saved sessions
Miguel, this is not a bug. All scripts on the autostart dir will be executed on each new session - thus leading to a new version of xwinwrap to be launched. This is the expected behaviour. You should instead add the xwinwrap command to /usr/kde/3.5/share/config/kdm/Xstartup so that it starts before the session manager.
