Chapter*4.*Autostarting Applications and Run-Once Applications :
http://l10n.kde.org/docs/admin/autos...d-runonce.html
http://www.birkit.com/content/kubunt...l/yakuake.html
Make Yakuake autostart:
Open up your home folder; make sure you can see your hidden files.
Navigate to the .kde/Autostart folder and create a new text file: yakuake.
Paste this in the file:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/yakuake
Start up your new Yakuake Terminal and press F12.
~/.kde/Autostart/
chmod +x yakuake
Next time you start Ubuntu Yakuake will be running. You just need to press F12 to access it.