geminidomino
September 3rd, 2008, 01:17 AM
I'm trying to write some scripts for doing some things when I login, but some of them (notably, changing the background) depend on which session type, GNOME or KDE, I'm using.
Is there a way to programatically determine which one is in use on the command line?
Update: Nevermind. Found a kludgy way to pull it off.
if [ `pgrep kdesktop -u $USER` ];
then
WM=KDE
fi
if [ `pgrep gnome-session -u $USER` ];
then
WM=GNOME
fi
Is there a way to programatically determine which one is in use on the command line?
Update: Nevermind. Found a kludgy way to pull it off.
if [ `pgrep kdesktop -u $USER` ];
then
WM=KDE
fi
if [ `pgrep gnome-session -u $USER` ];
then
WM=GNOME
fi