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- autostart - How do I start applications automatically on login? - Ask . . .
How can I make an application automatically start when I have logged in?
- autostart - How to add a script to Startup Applications from the . . .
I have a shell script I want to configure my script to run automatically during startup I know how to do this from GUI But I wanted to do this from terminal How can I do this? On a primary res
- How can I configure a service to run at startup - Ask Ubuntu
Since Ubuntu 15 10 and newer (resp Debian 8 "jessie" and newer), you have to use the following command to configure your service minidlna to run at startup: sudo systemctl enable minidlna service And to disable it again from starting at boot time: sudo systemctl disable minidlna service This works with all service names available on your system To find out available service names, just list
- autostart - How to launch terminal on login - Ask Ubuntu
How could I get the terminal to be launched once I have logged in, so that typing commands is much simpler?
- autostart - Start ssh server on boot - Ask Ubuntu
I've been doing my google-fu, but I can only find outdated guides or guides pertaining solely to the server variations of Ubuntu I need to set it up so that ssh server is run on boot, so I can ac
- How to start Virtual box machines automatically when booting?
I have many Virtual box machines in my Ubuntu12 04, each time i shutdown or reboot i have to start them one by one I wanna a help in writing script for automatically autostart the VBox machines
- autostart - How do I start VNC Server on boot? - Ask Ubuntu
How do I create a system-wide autostart file? This would be on a cloud server running the desktop version of Maverick I logged in as root and created an autostart file using System Preferences
- Where are startup commands stored? - Ask Ubuntu
As per the Desktop Application Autostart Specification, which Ubuntu and all major desktop environments like Gnome, LXDE, XFCE follow, the Startup Applications are desktop files stored per-user in ~ config autostart And also globally, for all users, in etc xdg autostart (this is a simplification, the real directories are determined by XDG Base Directory Specification) The enable disable
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