How to load ~/.Xresources when starting X?
If you aren't using a display manager to login, you need to add the following to your ~/.xinitrc
file.
[[ -f ~/.Xresources ]] && xrdb -merge ~/.Xresources
Most display managers will load ~/.Xresources
automatically.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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user12288003 over 1 year
I want to build an mobile app using Vue-native but I can't seem to run and test the code in web browser or on android simulator.
I am using Windows 10.I have been following the tutorials on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e0XHPylhj0 and https://vue-native.io/docs/installation.html
Before testing I have installed vue-native and expo-cli as well as cd into the folder I've created called "vuenative-test".Code
npm install -g vue-native-cli npm install --global expo-cli vue-native init vuenative-test cd vuenative-test npm start
Testing in web browser
First i run "npm start".
After this I go to http://localhost:19002 and from there click "Run in web browser" and it opens a new tab http://localhost:19006/ but the page is just white.
What do I need to do in order to be able to see my vue-native code so I can test it?
Testing on android simulator
When in my folder "vuenative-test" I run "npm run android". This will load the android emulator but I can't find the app on the simulator phone. I am guessing that the app should be called "vuenative-test" on the android emulator, is that correct?
What do I need to do in order to see the app on the android emulator?If anyone have any tips on how I can test the code in web browser or on android emulator that would be very helpful.
(If needed I can attach images if that makes more sense)
Thanks
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hhyttt about 10 yearsi've added this line but it didn't worked! i've added exec awesome to xinitrc and it works so i can say xinitrc it being loaded
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hhyttt about 10 yearsthanks for your solution. i just added the line before executing awesome and it worked
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meskarune about 10 yearsAwesome, I'm glad you got it working! :)