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I have ubuntu 18.04 and there are two application I need to make sure are added to startup on bootup.
- Printnode
- TeamViewer
Can you someone tell me what I need to do to get this setup and to work?
I did see on the gui there is a startup folder, but never used it before.
Please advise.
Thank you
boot autostart
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I have ubuntu 18.04 and there are two application I need to make sure are added to startup on bootup.
- Printnode
- TeamViewer
Can you someone tell me what I need to do to get this setup and to work?
I did see on the gui there is a startup folder, but never used it before.
Please advise.
Thank you
boot autostart
asked Sep 27 at 18:45
Donny ForbesDonny Forbes
111 bronze badge
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I have ubuntu 18.04 and there are two application I need to make sure are added to startup on bootup.
- Printnode
- TeamViewer
Can you someone tell me what I need to do to get this setup and to work?
I did see on the gui there is a startup folder, but never used it before.
Please advise.
Thank you
boot autostart
asked Sep 27 at 18:45
Donny ForbesDonny Forbes
111 bronze badge
I have ubuntu 18.04 and there are two application I need to make sure are added to startup on bootup.
- Printnode
- TeamViewer
Can you someone tell me what I need to do to get this setup and to work?
I did see on the gui there is a startup folder, but never used it before.
Please advise.
Thank you
boot autostart
boot autostart
asked Sep 27 at 18:45
Donny ForbesDonny Forbes
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asked Sep 27 at 18:45
Donny ForbesDonny Forbes
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According to the Official Ubuntu Documentation (which is searchable):
Tap the Super (AKA Windows) key and open Startup Applications
OR
press Alt+F2 and run the command gnome-session-properties .
Click Add and enter the command to be executed at login (name and comment are optional). For example, to make Firefox start automatically, it's sufficient to type firefox in the Command field and confirm with Add.
answered Sep 27 at 18:59
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I was able to get printnode working on reboot, however for some reason TeamViewer 14.6 does not see to start up on reboot.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 27 at 19:14
1
Teamviewer was not much help but I did accomplish to get this to work. What I have to do was the following
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:22
1
Sorry had to add “sudo teamviewer —daemon enable to the startup application folder that did the trick.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:23
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According to the Official Ubuntu Documentation (which is searchable):
Tap the Super (AKA Windows) key and open Startup Applications
OR
press Alt+F2 and run the command gnome-session-properties .
Click Add and enter the command to be executed at login (name and comment are optional). For example, to make Firefox start automatically, it's sufficient to type firefox in the Command field and confirm with Add.
answered Sep 27 at 18:59
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I was able to get printnode working on reboot, however for some reason TeamViewer 14.6 does not see to start up on reboot.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 27 at 19:14
1
Teamviewer was not much help but I did accomplish to get this to work. What I have to do was the following
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:22
1
Sorry had to add “sudo teamviewer —daemon enable to the startup application folder that did the trick.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:23
add a comment
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According to the Official Ubuntu Documentation (which is searchable):
Tap the Super (AKA Windows) key and open Startup Applications
OR
press Alt+F2 and run the command gnome-session-properties .
Click Add and enter the command to be executed at login (name and comment are optional). For example, to make Firefox start automatically, it's sufficient to type firefox in the Command field and confirm with Add.
answered Sep 27 at 18:59
K7AAYK7AAY
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I was able to get printnode working on reboot, however for some reason TeamViewer 14.6 does not see to start up on reboot.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 27 at 19:14
1
Teamviewer was not much help but I did accomplish to get this to work. What I have to do was the following
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:22
1
Sorry had to add “sudo teamviewer —daemon enable to the startup application folder that did the trick.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:23
add a comment
|
According to the Official Ubuntu Documentation (which is searchable):
Tap the Super (AKA Windows) key and open Startup Applications
OR
press Alt+F2 and run the command gnome-session-properties .
Click Add and enter the command to be executed at login (name and comment are optional). For example, to make Firefox start automatically, it's sufficient to type firefox in the Command field and confirm with Add.
answered Sep 27 at 18:59
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According to the Official Ubuntu Documentation (which is searchable):
Tap the Super (AKA Windows) key and open Startup Applications
OR
press Alt+F2 and run the command gnome-session-properties .
Click Add and enter the command to be executed at login (name and comment are optional). For example, to make Firefox start automatically, it's sufficient to type firefox in the Command field and confirm with Add.
answered Sep 27 at 18:59
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I was able to get printnode working on reboot, however for some reason TeamViewer 14.6 does not see to start up on reboot.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 27 at 19:14
1
Teamviewer was not much help but I did accomplish to get this to work. What I have to do was the following
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:22
1
Sorry had to add “sudo teamviewer —daemon enable to the startup application folder that did the trick.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:23
add a comment
|
1
I was able to get printnode working on reboot, however for some reason TeamViewer 14.6 does not see to start up on reboot.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 27 at 19:14
1
Teamviewer was not much help but I did accomplish to get this to work. What I have to do was the following
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:22
1
Sorry had to add “sudo teamviewer —daemon enable to the startup application folder that did the trick.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:23
1
1
I was able to get printnode working on reboot, however for some reason TeamViewer 14.6 does not see to start up on reboot.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 27 at 19:14
I was able to get printnode working on reboot, however for some reason TeamViewer 14.6 does not see to start up on reboot.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 27 at 19:14
1
1
Teamviewer was not much help but I did accomplish to get this to work. What I have to do was the following
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:22
Teamviewer was not much help but I did accomplish to get this to work. What I have to do was the following
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:22
1
1
Sorry had to add “sudo teamviewer —daemon enable to the startup application folder that did the trick.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:23
Sorry had to add “sudo teamviewer —daemon enable to the startup application folder that did the trick.
– Donny Forbes
Sep 28 at 14:23
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