#!/bin/sh

# we can pass it a different display number as the argument, otherwise default
# to :0

DISPLAY=:0
test "$1" && DISPLAY=$1
export DISPLAY

X -noreset $DISPLAY &> "$HOME/.my-x-errors-$DISPLAY" &

# wait until X is up
for try in `seq 10`
do
    xdpyinfo &>/dev/null

    if [ x$? != x0 ]
    then
        success="false"
        echo "Couldn't connect to display $DISPLAY, retrying..."
    else
        success="true"
        break
    fi
done

if [ x$success != xtrue ]
then
    echo "Couldn't connect to display $DISPLAY."
    exit
fi

# it's up now

exec >> "$HOME/.my-x-errors-$DISPLAY" 2>&1

# below is essentially the equivelant to what you'd put into an .xinitrc,
# except you *don't* want the script to hang -- you want it to run things like
# the wm in the background and then exit.

# crosshatch background and X cursor are teh ugly
xsetroot -solid black # passing -br to X will also work, but only on xfree 4.3+
xsetroot -cursor_name left_ptr

sh $HOME/scripts/xmodmap.sh

xset +fp $HOME/.fonts
xset fp rehash

$HOME/sw/waimeahack/bin/waimea &

# bell off
xset b off

# i swear my mouse was slower when i didn't have this
xset m

# needed on old crappy keyboard
# ax -timeout
# ax bouncedelay 30
# ax +bouncekeys

# fast key repeat
ax +repeatkeys
ax repeatinterval 12
ax repeatdelay 210

# no screen blanking / turning off / screensaver / etc - just leave the
# monitor's state completely alone.  i turn it off manually when i leave the
# computer.

# still trying to figure out how to disable monitor power management
# altogether.  this doesn't cut it.

# can you hear me NOW?
xset s off
xset s noblank