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hey, how do you get your scripts to autoload when X(kde) starts, ive tried putting my code in ~/.xinitrc i thought that runs on startup but its not.. and i tried ~/.kde/Autostart/myscriptfile just as a guess but didnt run either. and it does work if i run it normally, where can i put files that will run when X starts up?
I think .xinitrc is read when using startx. Running from run level 5 and using a graphical login will bypass .xinitrc.
To make things work in ~/.kde/Autostart first right click on the desktop and select Create New -> Link To New Application. Make that link run your script. Make sure you test it. Then move the icon file from ~/Desktop to ~/.kde/Autostart.
That is how I autoload my Superkaramba and various startup things in Kde.
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