[K12OSN] how to turn off nautilus under IceWM--SOLVED

[Huck]

Is the ONLY thing this does is stop the users' home dir from opening on 
login? I've never tweaked with nautilus...not sure what it's purpose is.
--Huck

Petre Scheie wrote:
> Answering my own question, the file that launches icewm and nautilus and 
> opens the users home directory at login time is /usr/bin/icewm-start.  
> To turn off the automatic opening of the user's home directory is still 
> the same: change the 'nautilus &' line to 'nautilus -n &'.  I'll update 
> the wiki.
> 
> Petre Scheie wrote:
> 
>> I want to modify the launch of nautilus under IceWM so that it doesn't 
>> automatically open the user's home directory upon login.  This used to 
>> be configured in /etc/X11/gdm/Sessions/IceWM back in the 2.x days 
>> (according to the wiki page, which I wrote).  But in 4.4.1 there is no 
>> such file; matter of fact, the only thing in /etc/X11/gdm/Sessions/ is 
>> a file called 'Reset your desktop'.  I can't even find the config file 
>> that tells gdm to list IceWM as one of the login options.  It's been a 
>> while since I fooled around with IceWM on K12.  Where is this stuff 
>> configured nowadays?
>>
>> Petre
>>
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