#!/bin/sh
#
# Xinitrc or Xsession
#
#  This is the program that is run as the client for the display
#  manager. This example is quite friendly as it accepts to run a
#  per_user .xinitrc file instead of forcing a particular session
#  (global) layout.

# put '#' in lines below to disable them and remove the '#' from the fvwm line
# to use this window manager
(sleep 1; exec xterm -geometry 90x49+5+5 -ls -sb -sl 250 -tn xterm) &
(sleep 2; exec xterm -geometry 90x49+125+75 -ls -sb -sl 250 -tn xterm) &
(sleep 3; exec xterm -geometry 90x49+250+150 -ls -sb -sl 250 -tn xterm) &
(sleep 4; exec xterm -geometry 40x20-5+250 -ls -sb -tn xterm) &
(sleep 5; exec xclock -geometry 80x80-0+0 ) &
(sleep 6; exec xload -geometry 120x90-5-120 ) &
(sleep 7; exec xeyes -geometry 70x70-450+0 ) &
(sleep 8; exec xbiff -geometry 80x80-140-120 ) &
(sleep 10; exec xman -geometry 120x60-65+0 ) &
#(sleep 11; exec xmodmap ~/german ) &
exec twm
#exec fvwm
