Re: How to run a command / script on startup automatically in linux?
From: Vincent Lefevre <vincent@vinc17.net>
Date: Tue, 16 May 2023 12:09:26 +0200
Message-id: <[🔎] [🔎] 20230516100926.GS1694795@zira.vinc17.org>
Yes, in fact there is a GUI application called "Desktop Session
Settings" invoked from the icon housed in Start Menu / Preferences,
which runs the command lxsession-edit, from lxsession-edit.desktop,
target file /usr/share/applications/lxsession-edit.desktop. The binary
is at /usr/bin and the man1 page at /usr/share/man/.
The set up file is possibly at /usr/share/lxsession/ui, with the name
lxsession-edit.ui.
There is also a GUI application called "Default applications for
LXSession" accessible from Start Menu / Preferences, which runs the
command lxsession-default-apps, from lxsession-default-app.desktop,
target file /usr/share/applications/lxsession-default-apps.desktop.
The binary is at /usr/bin and the man1 page at /usr/share/man/.
The configuration files for the either are in /usr/share/lxsession/ui.
The application lxsession-default-apps possibly allows users to set up
start up applications. I will check and return back with my experience.
But the debian man pages don't have information on the applications. I
have to look elsewhere for more information.
Thank you, Mr. Lefevre. Your inputs indicated at the right direction
for me to look at.
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