I found this im-launch startup entry after installing Ubuntu 19.10 which executes
sh -c 'if ! [ -e "/usr/bin/ibus-daemon" ] && [ "x$XDG_SESSION_TYPE" = "xwayland" ] ; then exec env IM_CONFIG_CHECK_ENV=1 im-launch true; fi'
I want to know the purpose of this entry and what would happend if i disabled it ?
I would like to change my startup-applications, Where can I find the program startup-applications-preferences program? I'm using gnome-shell.
I tried to reinstall it and to look for it by terminal (apt and dpkg) or Synaptic but I couldn't find it.
Hi everyone and first of all, thanks for your attention - I appreciate it!
Here my problem. I'm new to linux, although I'm a web programmer so command line doesn't look weird to me, and I'm now running Xubuntu. I have made several configurations and installations and it's now working fine, except for this weird thing: terminal window and firefox browser are launching as soon as I log into my account. Does anybody know how such thing could be happening?
I have rebooted several times, logged in/off as well, but both terminal and firefox window come up automatically every time I start a session.
Has anybody run into this before? How can i find a solution to make those apps NOT start on startup?
Thanks again! Hope someone can help me hehe
I don't know if this happened with Oneiric, but since I installed Precise I have noticed that Google Chrome put itself on my Startup Applications and processes like "chrome-no-startup-window", "chrome-sandbox", "chrome-sandbox", "chrome-type-zygote", etc. keep on running on the background. If I remove Chrome from my Startup Applications, it will show back next time I start the computer. How can I get Chrome to stop misbehaving like this?
I have installed Redshift on my computer and it works fine with the command gtk-redshift.
However, it would not start up automatically when using the same command in startup applications.
How do I set it to automatically start?