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Terminal initialization is usually only needed for hardware terminals,
which are rare these days, and the initialization strings result
in a bunch of extra newlines on pseudo-terminals. OK nicm@
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The games are a playground for developers. Their code is very old and full
of bugs.
ok deraadt kn
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because each invocation will grow the path, but that exposed an interaction
with loginShell:true in our dot.Xdefaults...
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OK millert@
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it and many people prefer to remove it. Pointed out by m-asou at
soum.co.jp.
ok millert espie bluhm
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with 'cvs up'. Prompted by a question by patrick keshishian, diff
by Raf Czlonka.
ok phessler, jca; mild opposition from schwarze
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(-N is always implied and -p isn't available.)
ok guenther@, sthen@
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"sure" deraadt@
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ok deraadt@
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okay deraadt@
some other people like that too.
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can be fairly sure the terminal is already initialized. Avoids
a one second pause on login. Requested and OK deraadt@
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ridiculous; xdm is totally broken since it never starts anything which resembles
a "login shell". As a result, no configuration is brought into a process
context to give to future xterms or *sh shells and thus cause them to run their
.profile or .kshrc or such a thing, to get futher configuration. Therefore
people are left with a totally bland unconfigured Unix environment in their
xterms, and don't know how to change this since .profile is ignored. This
problem shows hundreds of thousands of google hits. xdm is fundamentally
broken, but we must solve this also for the startx methods, too, and for people
running csh. It is clear that .xsession is not a solution to this problem at
all (that is, assuming the people who suggest such a thing really mean a
.xsession file with the execute bit set). This now becomes the recommended
way for new users to get out of this stupid situation; if someone does not
like it they can change it or delete it. Few will. Just watch.
ok kettenis guenther millert
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