Hi Roy, You really need to run it, when linux is starting, or is it sufficient, to load it, when your desktop is loaded?
I usually put my programmes into ~/bin (which is in the $PATH) and then tell gnome to run them, in System → Preferences → Startup Programmes Regards Janosch Am 09.08.2010 11:26, schrieb roy mukasa: > Hey guys have a quick one, ok after i have written a script in linux > and i would want it to start automatically when a computer is > restarted, what can i do? i Have managed to add the script to > /etc/init.d/ then i have also run the command chmod +x <script name> > to make it executable. So what else can i do to make the script run > automatically when the computer is restarted? > > Regards -- Janosch Maier <[email protected]> -- http://phynformatik.de This E-Mais is signed via GnuPG <http://gnupg.org/>. My public key: 0xEB21B1DE
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