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From: ghe@physics.orst.edu (Guangliang He)
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Subject: Re: logging off from an Xstation 120
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Date: 16 May 91 16:52:38 GMT
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In article <763@rufus.UUCP>, drake@drake.almaden.ibm.com writes:
|> An XStation 120 will "log off" when the last client goes away.  When the server
|> has no clients, it will reset itself and will put up a new window with a 
|> "login" prompt.
|> 
|> Don't forget the window manager ... you have to kill it, too.
|> 

Yes. The motif window manager IBM supplied is the problem. If you have
mwm running and logged off the login window with other windows open, you
are stuck. You can close other windows one by one but you can't kill the
mwm, unless you do a ctl-alt-backspace, or power it down and up.

|> 
|> Sam Drake / IBM Almaden Research Center 
|> Internet:  drake@ibm.com            BITNET:  DRAKE at ALMADEN
|> Usenet:    ...!uunet!ibmarc!drake   Phone:   (408) 927-1861

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