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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Setting Timeout for Xterm Sessions Post 38226 by thehoghunter on Wednesday 9th of July 2003 02:35:58 PM
Old 07-09-2003
Try this thread - I don't believe there is a value you could set to have the system kill off xterminals automatically (unless it were on the console of the system - then xautolock seems to be a good suggestion).
 

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