Graphical Environment configuration files

The major components of the Graphical Environment have their own configuration files. These files can be modified to implement the customizations to the Graphical Environment that you desire.

There are at least two versions of each of these configuration files on the system: one that resides in the user's $HOME directory and affects only that user, and one that provides default specifications for the entire system. ``Files used to customize the Graphical Environment'' summarizes the configuration files that are used by the Graphical Environment.

Files used to customize the Graphical Environment

System file	User file
X server:
/usr/lib/X11/sys.startxrc	$HOME/.startxrc
X resources for clients:
/usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/client	$HOME/.Xdefaults-hostname
/usr/lib/X11/sco/startup/client	$HOME/client
Window manager:
/usr/lib/X11/system.pmwmrc	$HOME/.pmwmrc
/usr/lib/X11/system.mwmrc	$HOME/.mwmrc
Desktop:
/usr/lib/X11/IXI/XDesktop/rules/system/xdtsysinfo	$HOME/.xdtuserinfo
/usr/lib/X11/IXI/XDesktop/rules/modules/module	$HOME/.xdt_dir/modules/module
/usr/lib/X11/IXI/XDesktop/rules/SCO.user/Main.dt	$HOME/Main.dt
/usr/lib/X11/IXI/XDesktop/rules/SCO.user/ll_TT.prf	$HOME/.xdt_dir/installed.prf
/usr/lib/X11/IXI/XDesktop/rules/SCO.user/Rule.dr
directory/.xdtdir/ll_TT	$HOME/directory/.xdtdir/ll_TT

Note the following:

• client is the class name of the X client to which the resource specifications in the file apply

• hostname is the name of the system on which the client is running

• module is the name of the module file, and can include ``auto'' modules, with the .auto suffix, and ``loop'' modules, prefixed with Loop_

• ll_TT represents language and locale, where ll is a two-character code for the language (as defined by the ISO 639 standard) and TT is a two-character code for the territory (as defined by the ISO 3166 standard). By default, ``en_US'' is used.

• directory is the name of the directory in which the rule file exists.

• the desktop defines the $XDTHOME environment variable to be /usr/lib/X11/IXI/XDesktop and the $XDTUSERHOME environment variable to be $HOME/.xdt_dir. You can use these variables to aid in locating the desktop files listed in this table.

See also:

• ``The .startxrc file''

• ``The .Xdefaults-hostname file''

• ``The pmwmrc and .mwmrc files''

• ``Desktop rule files''