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i'm sure this a dumb question but how do you add/remove applications from automatically starting up. i read some things about editing init scripts but the things i found were ...
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    add/remove apps from startup

    i'm sure this a dumb question but how do you add/remove applications from automatically starting up. i read some things about editing init scripts but the things i found were pretty confusing and didn't really give a clear answer.

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    if they are just regular programs take a look at
    http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/50

    if it is daemons/services, go to
    Code:
    /etc/init.d
    you can remove the ones listed there by using the command
    Code:
    update-rc.d -f program_script_name remove
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    but you got an option in GNOME menu>preference>sessions>startup..add command

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    I usually start some of mine using the .xinitrc file, like this:


    #!/bin/sh

    #
    # ~/.xinitrc
    #
    #
    conky &
    gkrellm &
    exec fvwm

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