Tim

Looks like it writes a new config file each time it starts. This is the output when starting from terminal > [user@pcbsd] ~% tilda ps: illegal argument: tilda usage: ps...

Ok, sorted the "local.conf" error and am yet to try again tho I suspect that it will not be any different. I have copy of the source so if this...

Ah! perfect! that did it. There was one note in the local.conf tho, it said that it may make Firefox crash or freeze but tiz good I don't use it...

Yeah, I have 5 at present. I can see spending a bit of time and maybe even making a contribution to this project if I succeed. I'll report back with...

Ok, I've forked a copy and am using Git here to manage version and I seem to run into a snag with an error when I run autogen.sh It exits...

The /opt/tilda is just the place I am compiling from. I don't really have any need to install there but thanks anyway. ... But, would you recommend the --enable-maintainer-mode ?...

huh... yep, tiz the same. Can I ask your timezone? May help my timing of discussion on the topic. /Tim

Thoughts are: using pgrep for getting pids of tilda in this sequence.

Ok, so that is interesting > pgrep is widely available in Linux and on all BSD machines. Interesting... pgrep may work different on Linux. Here on BSD it requires that...

I'll give that a shot. Thanks.