Firefox won't launch at startup.
In Startup Applications, I added Firefox with Command /usr/bin/firefox. Did I do something wrong or maybe forgot something?
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Based on what little you tell us, it doesn't look like it. Did you type in the command or use a browse feature to browse to /usr/bin and select Firefox?
Next time you log in, immediately after you log in and Firefox fails to start, take a look at the log files. I think Mint comes with rsyslog installed, which puts the output of SystemD into traditional log files in /var/log. Take a look at the log files. I don't have copy of Mint handy to consult, but look for log files named startup, system, syslog, messages, or the like. Here's an article about searching log files in Mint 18, which does not include rsyslog: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=223066 |
Try this:
Make your own autostart directory: Code:
mkdir .config/autostart Code:
cp /usr/share/applications/firefox.desktop .config/autostart |
@TxLonghorn that's a capital idea, Brilliant!!! :thumbsup:
Code:
ls: cannot access '/usr/share/applications/fire*': No such file or directory |
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But you got it! Good job! |
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On my Mint 18.3 system, /usr/bin/firefox is a symbolic link to /usr/lib/firefox/firefox.sh
Entering the latter as a startup command works for me. |
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