Hi guys! I already know that to do this, I can use the "Session apps" feature, but I don't know how to find the corresponding "command" of the application.
Debian Mate 10.9
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Launching Applications on Login
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Re: Launching Applications on Login
I don't know how Mate does it, in KDE one can right-click in the menu and choose "Edit Application" and the command will be shown in the subsequent box.
For most DEs, applications will appear in /usr/share/applications as a .desktop file. Open that with a text editor and the command will be shown in the Exec= line. For example, Firefox is
Copy that command (without the Exec=) and put it in your startup applications thingy.
For most DEs, applications will appear in /usr/share/applications as a .desktop file. Open that with a text editor and the command will be shown in the Exec= line. For example, Firefox is
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Exec=/usr/lib/firefox-esr/firefox-esr %u
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Re: Launching Applications on Login
I did it in a simpler way, going in the usr path... that you mentioned, I went into the application's properties, and copied the corresponding information in "Session applications". Thanks!sunrat wrote:I don't know how Mate does it, in KDE one can right-click in the menu and choose "Edit Application" and the command will be shown in the subsequent box.
For most DEs, applications will appear in /usr/share/applications as a .desktop file. Open that with a text editor and the command will be shown in the Exec= line. For example, Firefox isCopy that command (without the Exec=) and put it in your startup applications thingy.Code: Select all
Exec=/usr/lib/firefox-esr/firefox-esr %u