On Mon, 24 Sep 2001, Andrew Brown wrote:

# since they don't place utmp records currently (do they?), i wouldn't
# expect them to, either.  xterm, on the other hand, does (if you use
# -ls, at least), so when the shell exits, it ought to write out a
# "close" record.  which it does.

xterm does if you use +ut or *utmpLogInhibit:false

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