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small corrections to match current scripts for 66

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Since we 1st wrote this the scripts evolved to be more robust in producing the result
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### [[Back to the top joborun wiki page|index.md]] ###
first create the tree as root so s6 will look for user services for this particular user.
Note: July 2023
What is explained below is also found on a pair of scripts in /usr/local/bin
named 66-user-up/down to do pretty much the same as the procedure explained
here.
First create the tree as root so s6 will look for user services for this particular user.
`# 66-tree -nE boot-user`
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`% 66-all -t jo up`
If it didn't work immediately it will work on next boot or next X session. The difference with doing the same, as Obarun says, with enabling and configuring the boot-user@<user-name> module is that you have to edit .xinitrc if you are using consolekit. For example, to start a wm like jwm with consolekit the .xinitrc should say
If it didn't work immediately it will work on next boot or next X session.
Basically if you did this on a terminal, exit X, exit user, re-login.
The difference with doing the same, as Obarun says, with enabling and
configuring the boot-user@<user-name> module is that you have to edit
.xinitrc if you are using consolekit. For example, to start a wm like
jwm with consolekit the .xinitrc should say
`exec ck-launch-session jwm`
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This how-to set of instructions can also be found in the Joborun-Wiki https://git.disroot.org/joborun/web/src/branch/main/66user.md
66/setup works for user make, if you are using a different user name edit the script accordingly, till we make a smarter script that asks for user name first and uses it.