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Where do you put this magical "xset r rate 200 40" on a modern Linux desktop? ~/.bashrc is the wrong place for sure (I might not even be running X!) ~/.Xresou

by tasuki 8y ago

Where do you put this magical "xset r rate 200 40" on a modern Linux desktop? ~/.bashrc is the wrong place for sure (I might not even be running X!) ~/.Xresources seems like it would be the right place but it's a command so that won't work...

thibran 8y ago
I have it in my i3 config: exec --no-startup-id sleep 2 && /usr/bin/xset r rate 200 40
- tasuki 8y ago
  While my ~/.xinitrc and ~/.xsession have been ignored for some time, Debian-based distros seem to use ~/.xsessionrc these days.