Linux command
xinit 命令
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常用示例
Start X with the default window manager
xinit
Start X with a specific window manager
xinit /usr/bin/[openbox]
Start X on a different display
xinit -- :1
Start X with a specific server
xinit -- /usr/bin/Xorg :0
Start X with server options
xinit -- -depth 24
说明
xinit starts the X Window System server and an initial client program. It is typically used on systems without a display manager or when running multiple window systems. Without arguments, xinit reads ~/.xinitrc to determine which clients to start, or uses a default (xterm). For the server, it checks ~/.xserverrc or uses the default X server. Programs in .xinitrc should run in the background except the last one (usually a window manager), which keeps the session alive. When the foreground client exits, xinit kills the X server and terminates.
参数
- client
- Client program to start (must begin with / or .)
- --
- Separator between client and server arguments
- server
- X server program to run (must begin with / or .)
- display
- Display number (:0, :1, etc.)
FAQ
What is the xinit command used for?
xinit starts the X Window System server and an initial client program. It is typically used on systems without a display manager or when running multiple window systems. Without arguments, xinit reads ~/.xinitrc to determine which clients to start, or uses a default (xterm). For the server, it checks ~/.xserverrc or uses the default X server. Programs in .xinitrc should run in the background except the last one (usually a window manager), which keeps the session alive. When the foreground client exits, xinit kills the X server and terminates.
How do I run a basic xinit example?
Run `xinit` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does client do in xinit?
Client program to start (must begin with / or .)