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XLAUNCH(1)							    XLAUNCH(1)

NAME
       xlaunch - GUI tool for configuring and starting XWin

SYNOPSIS
       xlaunch [ -load | -run filename.xlaunch ]

DESCRIPTION
       The xlaunch program is used to start the Xwin server.

       If no .xlaunch configuration file is given on the command line, xlaunch
       will present a GUI with the default configuration for running Xwin.  On
       completing  the	configuration,	you  have the option to run Xwin using
       that configuration, and/or to save that	configuration  in  a  .xlaunch
       file for later use.

       If  the	-load  option  is used, xlaunch will present a GUI initialized
       with the configuration loaded from that file.

       If the -run option is used, xlaunch will load the Xwin server  configu‐
       ration  from that file, and then run Xwin using that configuration, and
       any clients specified by the configuration.  If the configuration spec‐
       ifies  a local client to run, xlaunch will wait until that client exits
       before exiting.

       xlaunch is designed to be associated with the .xlaunch filename	exten‐
       sion  by	 the  Windows  shell,  so that the Edit and Open verbs use the
       -load and -run actions, respectively.

FILES
       *.xlaunch      saved xlaunch configurations.

SEE ALSO
       startxwin(1), xinit(1), startx(1), XWin(1)

AUTHOR
       Written by Alexander Gottwald and extended by Colin Harrison  and  Marc
       Haesen.

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