On 1/31/22 17:17, Chris Green wrote:
It's currently being started by a .desktop file in
~/.config/autostart, the standard way created by an entry in 'Session
and Startup'. It's just a bash shell script.
You are probably going to have to start it with systemd.
I don't think that helps does it, systemd doesn't have the ability to
start a program when an X session is started, nor can it stop a
program when X exits.
It's really easy to start a program with systemd once the desktop is up
but I cannot for the life of me figure out a way to stop one.
GUI programs stop when you exit the desktop. I've got one idea I'm going
to try tomorrow and that is wrapping the script in a Java program that
opens a window. If it kills the VM it should kill the script running in
it as well.
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Knute Johnson
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