Starting an app when x starts
I've mentioned this issue in another thread I started about rc.local. I thought because it has now become an issue specific to Debian I would start a new thread in the Debian section.
Essentially when I am logged in in X, I can run the following without issue: /usr/bin/hellanzb -D The thing is that it needs lib-notify to run. So it can't run by being put in rc.local. I have put that command in the following files without success: Code:
/etc/X11/Xsession Any ideas? |
What are you using for desktop?
Gnome: http://www.howtoforge.com/make-deskt...atically-gnome KDE: Add a script to ~/.kde/Autostart/ |
I interchange between KDE, Gnome and Xfce. Which is why I was looking for a general X solution.I use kde mainly and I am trying to avoid the Autostart route.
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So what did you put in ~/.xsession? Something like
Code:
/usr/bin/hellanzb -D & Code:
/usr/bin/hellanzb -D & |
Thanks for that makuyl. How would I go about starting it globally for all users?
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