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Is there anyone how to add simple command: xbindkeys -f /home/user/xbind to autostart as a normal user (kmplayer not working with root)?
I found an easy way to watch flash movies in kmplayer instead of the microb. I create file in /home/user which contains :
"wmctrl -r :ACTIVE: -b toggle,fullscreen"
m:0x4 + c:111
Control + up
"exec /opt/kmplayer/bin/kmplayer /var/tmp/Flash*"
m:0x4 + c:45
Control + K
I gave chmod +x xbind and then as NORMAL user:
/usr/bin/xbindkeys -f /home/user/xbind
It's works so I wont to add it to autostart. I create fille in /etc/event.d
start on started hildon-desktop
exec /usr/bin/xbindkeys -f /home/user/xbind
stop on starting shutdown
I gave chmod +x and after a reboot it's not working. How can I do this to make it work?
Additionally i create symlink to /var/tmp - this solves the problem with long movies and a little space in the tmp (maybe for someone it will be a useful)
Sorry for my bad English