#!/bin/sh
#
#               SEQUENT DEFAULT user $HOME/.xsession script.
#
# The user can customize this file to personalize their initial login session.
#
# Add a line between "Start of User Applications" and "End of User Applications"
# below for each application you want to start up automatically each time
# you login.  For all applications except 'xrdb', you should end the
# line with "&" so the application will run "in the background", allowing
# this .xsession script to continue on to the next application.
#
# A special note:
# Don't add a "&" to the final line in this file ("mwm"),
# since it should not be run in the background.
# When you eventually exit your 'mwm' via the Root Menu "Quit" menu item,
# that will cause this .xsession script to exit and automatically log you out.
#
# Make sure the PATH contains all of the directories needed to locate
# the initial applications started in this .xsession script.

PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/bin/X11
export PATH

if test `basename $SHELL` = ksh
then
ENV=$HOME/.kshrc
export ENV
fi

# ________________________ Load the User X Resources _____________________
#
# Use 'xrdb' to load the X server (desktop) resource database.

if [ -f $HOME/.Xresources ]
    then
        xrdb -retain -load $HOME/.Xresources
    else
        if [ -f $HOME/.Xdefaults ]
            then
                 xrdb -retain -load $HOME/.Xdefaults
            else
                 xrdb -retain -load /usr/lib/X11/system.Xdefaults
        fi
fi

# ________________________ Start of User Applications ____________________
#
# Note that the commands started in the background are run in a subshell
# (denoted by surrounding parenthesis). If not run in a subshell, a 
# background process will become a child of the program exec'ed at the end 
# of this file. When such a child dies it may become a zombie (remain
# a defunct process). 
#
# start 'xbiff' for electronic mail arrival notification
# start 'xclock' for a display of the time.
# start two 'xterm' windows, one in the upper right and one below that.

# 'sleep 1' is added to avoid all X11 programs running in parallel
# attempting to connect to the desktop X server at the same time.

(xbiff  -display $DISPLAY -geometry +0+140 &)
sleep 1
(xclock -display $DISPLAY -geometry 100x100+0+0 &)
sleep 1
(xterm  -display $DISPLAY -geometry 80x24-5+5 &)
sleep 1
(xterm  -display $DISPLAY -geometry 80x24-5+375 &)
sleep 1

# _________________________ End of User Applications _____________________
#
# Finally, start the Motif window manager ('mwm').  Again note that this
# line should not end with "&".  This way this user session will continue
# until the user selects the 'mwm' Root Menu item "Quit" which will
# cause 'mwm' to exit, and then this .xsession script will exit thereby
# terminating this xdm user session.
exec mwm