.TH LOGON 1.SH NAMElogon \- log on to Inferno.SH SYNOPSIS[.B wm/wm].B wm/logon[.B -l] [.BI "-n nsfile"] [.BI "-u user"].SH DESCRIPTION.I Logonlogs a user in to the Inferno environment.It requires.I wm (1)to be started first.If no.I username is specified by the.B -uoption,.I logondisplays a login panel to prompt for one.The user name must have a directory.BI /usr/ user,which will become the current directory.(Otherwise,.I logonwill display a diagnostic panel and prompt again.)The user name is written to.B /dev/user(see.IR cons (3)),which is the name presented on subsequent attaches to file servers..PPNormally,.I logonexpects keyboard input to provide a name,but if the.B -loption is given,.I logondisplays a list of the names in.BR /usr ,allowing one to be selected using a mouse or touch screen..PPOnce the current directory has been set,.I logoncreates a new name space for the user using the contents of.I nsfile(default:.BR namespace ),as described in.IR namespace (6).It then starts.IR toolbar (1)to provide the initial application environment..SH FILES.TF /dev/userxx.TP.B /dev/userInferno user name.TP.BI /usr/ user.IR user 'shome directory.SH SOURCE.B /appl/wm/logon.b.SH SEE ALSO.IR toolbar (1),.IR wm (1),.IR namespace (6)