Hi,
and another question :
How can I add a program to Linux Startup? I want to run this program as an user logins and close it as logoff? Any script to do this?
Thanks a lot and sorry to ask lot's of questions
Hi,
and another question :
How can I add a program to Linux Startup? I want to run this program as an user logins and close it as logoff? Any script to do this?
Thanks a lot and sorry to ask lot's of questions
Hi
I should have tell this:
I don't want to use a daemon, I need something that shows an splash at every login?!
I wrote the splash in Qt and now just I have to add it to startup
That's desktop environment specific. For GNOME, go to System -> Pref -> Startup Applications.
You could always edit the file /etc/profile
Hi
I found /opt/kde3/share/autostart/ in openSuse and KDE based,
/etc/xdg/autostart/ & /usr/share/gnome/autostart/ in ubuntu
and GNOME based linux !!!
Now, I can write a program to do that, insread of using system > ...
Is this the best way?!
Are you sure you want to add your program system-wide, instead of just for the user?
Yes, I want to show every one for example a splash screen.
you can add the command in "/home/YOURUSER/.profile"
Thanks, But users are LDAP domain users, so there is no profile
