xinitrc problem

We posted this in the Install/Boot section but all we got was 34 views and no replies or suggestions. Seem to have better luck in this section. IF this is not allowed, moderator, please feel free to remove this. Thanks anyway to all.

Problem:
This one involves .xinitrc. We like to have two terminal Windows created and opened during our boot. Been doing that since version 6.2. This occurred in RC2 -but- went away by a strange ‘fix’. We have a Triple boot system and prior to this day, 11.4 was our main system. We booted up into it by accident and immediately exited and re-booted into 12.2 RC2. The xterms appeared -and- in the correct size -and- positions. We can not duplicate this ‘fix’ cause we replaced the 11.4 with this new 12.2.

During Start-up we will see the xterms flash on the screen in the correct positions and sizes. This happens just before the march of the devices. First one being a Hard Disk -and- for the life of me can’t remember what the others are!! Anyway, that is not important. What is … is that when the Desktop finally appears… both xterm windows are plastered against the top of the screen and about 8 lines to short. Looks like they have take on the ‘Failsafe’ values.

We can close out both windows and click on the .xinitrc inside of a Dolphin widow and the terminal windows will get created in the correct positions and the correct sizes.

Any ideas as to what might be the cause for this .xinitrc problem??? We are using the supplied .xintrc template as a base to create our .xinitrc and only adding the following lines: (in the spot where it says ‘Add your own lines here…’)

xterm -geometry 100x35+385+180
-fg Black -bg NavajoWhite -sb
-rightbar
-title NavajoWhite
-fn 8x13 &

xterm -geometry 100x35+165+390
-sb
-rightbar
-title For_coding
-fn 8x13 &

Take care and thanks in advance for any and all help or suggestions,
Chuck

I do not know if it helps posting here. 12.2 is out and thus not any more a subject here. And there aren’t many Pre-Release/Beta version at the moment.

Ok. Just thought that Carlos or Oldcpu might have some insight and I see them mostly here.

Thanks for your reply,
Chuck