Once Startup Applications Preferences window opens up, enter Name, Command and Comment to configure a program to auto-start. Once Startup Applications icon appears, click on it. Type in optional description in Comment field.
Type in the name of the app, and the CLI command for the app, in Name and Command fields respectively. $ gnome-session-propertiesĬlick on Add button to configure a new startup application. Run this command in a terminal to launch Startup Applications Preferences GUI. In this tutorial, I will describe how to start a program automatically in various Linux desktop environments. Most Linux desktop environments have their own GUIs that allow users to configure user-specific auto-start programs or services. Such start-up programs can conduct system-wide configuration (e.g., auto proxy) or user-specific desktop customization (e.g., via Conky), at the time you log in to your desktop. Sometimes you may want to launch a program automatically when you log in to your Linux desktop. How to start a program automatically in Linux desktop
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