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Hello, I'm new to Mandriva and I've just installed 2008 Spring.
I wonder if anyone could tell me how you get a programme to launch on start up.
I have ...
- 06-21-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Hello, I'm new to Mandriva and I've just installed 2008 Spring.
I wonder if anyone could tell me how you get a programme to launch on start up.
I have been using Ubuntu and that had an item called 'Sessions' that allowed you to enter the name of programme and add it to the start up menu.
I wondered if Mandriva had something similar.
Thanks
- 06-21-2008 #2forum.guy
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Welcome to the forums!
KDE has something similar, but I'm not sure where it is under Mandriva. You could try going to a terminal and run kcontrol, then look around in the various settings there for the option to set sessions.
Maybe someone running Mandriva can provide a more specific answer.oz
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- 06-22-2008 #3Just Joined!
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Thanks for the reply Oz. I did as you suggested and thought I may have found it under an item called 'Paths' however it didn't seem to lead anywhere. Never mind I'll press on.
Thanks again
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