Linux Questions@kbin.social · 1 year ago

[Solved] How can I make app launch on system start up?

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Linux Questions@kbin.social · 1 year ago

OS: EndeavourOS
Fresh Install and updated

The “Launch <appname> on start” on the <appname> settings does not work

I have this issue with multiple apps (KeepassXC, Steam, Ferdium…) the settings in each app is marked and saved

They work fine, they simply do not launch on system start up

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Shit starting on boot is bad.
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Solved, I created shortcuts on /.config/autostart

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