KDE Startup - Open Window(s)

[tristania]

Hi,

yesterday I asked here how to change the MAC of my pcmcica automaticly/everytime on startup od KDE.
It worked perfectly. Thanks for that!


Now I got a other question for you.
I use BT2 mainly for aircrcing.
So I almost always have to open like 4 windows on startup and type the airodump and aireplay commands, which is sometimes pi$$ing me off too.

So I would like to ask you, is there a way to open automaticly on KDE-Startup (Shell-Konsole)-Windows where the airodump-ng and aireplay commands are already in the windows and so I just have to make small changes on the commands and not typing the hole commands everytime from the begin?

Would be great If someone here knew a way to that.

cu
trista

[ermski2k]

Number of Options

1. Use and edit the airo script.

2. You could always cycle thru the bash commands using the up arrow?

3. Create a Autostart command (do a search for Yakuake) to a .sh file that launches Terminal windows and inputs pre typed lines leaving you to enter channel and mac addresses manually.

[shamanvirtuel]

just add
airoscript.sh in your previous macchanher.sh
for making work you will need to mkdir /home/root
this a screenshop of airoscript with automated attack mode
just choose your interface don't forget to put in monitor option 9 of airoscript
type 11 for autodetect target and client
when you have somes close the Xwindow et choose 3 on airoscript
will have a list of automated attacks

hope helps

[tristania]

airoscript.sh would be a way for that, but I hate that script.
I just preffer the 'manual' way.

[shamanvirtuel]

so do i manual way is more flexible ...
maybe you just can edit airoscript and pick up some piuece of code for you like the inputs only ...

[tristania]

well okay, but is there a way to simply open clear windows in differend sizes on startup?

[Eristic]

well okay, but is there a way to simply open clear windows in differend sizes on startup?

Leave 3 or 4 windows sized and placed where you want when you do the command "poweroff." When you log back in X, the 3/4 windows will be there, sized and in place, but empty.

[tristania]

Leave 3 or 4 windows sized and placed where you want when you do the command "poweroff." When you log back in X, the 3/4 windows will be there, sized and in place, but empty.

that does not work anyway.