Re: startup program (browser)
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On Sunday 01 September 2002 02:31 pm, steve thompson wrote:
> Could someone please point me to how I control start
> up
> so a program can be made
> made not to start when I boot up? I installed the
> browser Opera and by mistake selected an option for it
> to open at start up. Now I can not find where that is
> controlled to prevent it from happening. Purging and
> reinstalling did not solve it.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Steve
Greetings Steve:
I am trying to recall such a configuration question, but I do not recall it
ever being mentioned via the install script. I have installed it here and it
was as simple as 'dpkg -i opera_xxSomeVersion.deb'. I have also recently
installed it on a test box, again never seeing any mention of 'automatically
start up with.."
Perhaps you have something like a kde desktop that is doing this? If that is
the case, it would have nothing at all to do with opera. Can you provide
clearer details, perhaps we can figure it out.
tatah
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