Re: xsetroot in startup file

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From: jtkohl
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1987 13:16

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I suspect what's happening is that your X server is resetting itself
every time it goes into a state with no connections.  This is how it
resets itself for environments where X servers are running with init
popping up a login window.

The fix is to make some other persistent connection to the X server
*before* you perform the xsetroot.

John Kohl
MIT/Project Athena

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