raspberry pi linux x11 setup question

Louis Mamakos louie at transsys.com
Sat May 4 22:01:20 CDT 2013


On UNIX, ~ is shorthand for your home directory.  So, the instructions are really telling 
you to create a file called .Xdefaults in the home directory for the "root" and "pi" users.
That's probably /root/.Xdefaults and /home/pi or some similar.  If you log in a "pi", 
you will of course be left in the home directory.

louie


On May 4, 2013, at 10:51 PM, Howard Cunningham <howardc at macrollc.com> wrote:

> Hi
>  
> I am playing with a raspberry pi running the raspberry version of Debian..
>  
> I am trying to setupX11…
>  
> The instructions say:
>  
> Create a ~/.Xdefaults file for users pi and root, containing one line (to display x11-apps in colour)
>  
> Where do I put the ~/.Xdefaults file?
>  
> thanks
> WD5DBC
>  
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