2012-05-14, 19:31
Hey.
After using XBMC on a KDE box for years now, I decided to give XBMCbuntu a try (for the smaller foot print, more integrated approach etc.)
All good so far, just one annoying thing: XBMCbuntu autostarts in the last used session and not always into XMBC.
This means that if I am closing XBMC to do something on the deskop, then shutdown the box and my wife later starts the box to watch a movie, she will be greeted with a logon prompt and not with the "normal" XBMC. Yes, I know that I could logoff, log into the XBMC session and then shutdown the box from within XBMC, but this workaround would be highly annoying.
I am new to Openbox, but I know that in KDE there was an option to say 'not to save the last session', but instead always start a default session.
How can I do this in XBMCbuntu / Openbox? Is it a matter of the login manager? xinit? A configuration file?
Thanks a lot for your help!
After using XBMC on a KDE box for years now, I decided to give XBMCbuntu a try (for the smaller foot print, more integrated approach etc.)
All good so far, just one annoying thing: XBMCbuntu autostarts in the last used session and not always into XMBC.
This means that if I am closing XBMC to do something on the deskop, then shutdown the box and my wife later starts the box to watch a movie, she will be greeted with a logon prompt and not with the "normal" XBMC. Yes, I know that I could logoff, log into the XBMC session and then shutdown the box from within XBMC, but this workaround would be highly annoying.
I am new to Openbox, but I know that in KDE there was an option to say 'not to save the last session', but instead always start a default session.
How can I do this in XBMCbuntu / Openbox? Is it a matter of the login manager? xinit? A configuration file?
Thanks a lot for your help!