#! /bin/sh

# Set the path properly so we can find locally installed programs.
PATH=/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/X11/bin:$PATH
export PATH

# No one else should be accessing my X server, thank you very much.
xhost -

# See to it that the X server can find my own set of fonts.

#xset +fp $HOME/lib/x11fonts
#xset +fp $HOME/lib/x11fonts/artwiz

# Since I tend to sit an X terminal with no NFS access these day, I
# want to use the font server:
xset fp+ tcp/10.0.0.2:7100

# Make the screen black and make the default cursor nicer, that is, if
# I ever see it.
xsetroot -solid black -cursor_name left_ptr

# Load my application resources.
xrdb -load ~/.Xresources

# Figure out with the help of the DISPLAY variable and the hname what
# keymap I want to use. If we're not running on a local display or the
# hostname is unknown to us, do nothing.
hname=`hostname -s`

echo Using $DISPLAY
      
if [ $DISPLAY = ":0.0" ] || [ $DISPLAY = ":0" ]
then
    if [ -f $HOME/lib/xmodmap/$hname ]
    then
      echo Loading keymap for $hname
      xmodmap $HOME/lib/xmodmap/$hname
    fi
elif [ $DISPLAY = "10.0.0.254:3.0" ]
then
    echo Loading keymap for X terminal.
    xmodmap $HOME/lib/xmodmap/ibmpc-se.xmodmap
fi

# Run a program to hide the mouse pointer when inactive. Very useful.
unclutter &

# Use this to check for mail and light a LED on the keyboard.

# if [ -f /usr/local/bin/ledbiff ]
# then
#     /usr/local/bin/ledbiff -l 3 -s 15 &
# fi

# Update the keyboard rate to my liking. Really fast action and many
# repeats.
xset r rate 250 45

# Don't beep at me! Ever!
xset b off

# Use dclock if there is one.
dclock -bg black -fg white -fn -artwiz-snap.se-normal-r-normal--10-100-75-75-p-90-iso8859-1 -geom "120x80-0+0" -miltime -tails -noscroll -date "%Y-%m-%d" &

# The FreeBSD dclock doesn't have these, but the one in Debian does:

# -noblink -led_off black

# Start an SSH key agent and add my private key to it.
killall ssh-agent

eval `ssh-agent`

ssh-add </dev/null

# Start the window manager.

ctwm -W &

#ratpoison &

# Everything hangs on this. If this xterm is killed, my whole session
# dies. I want console messages to go to this xterm and I place it in
# the lower left corner of the screen with a tiny font. Any talk
# requests should also go here, so I make it a login shell.
exec xterm -C -geometry 80x24+1-1 -fn 5x7 -ls +cu -rw -vb -wf -n console

# Kill all remaining agents...
killall ssh-agent

#...and no more.