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I'm a newbie with Linux and ubuntu is the first distro which I use. I want to autorun some command (in a file) when ubuntu start. How to do that? ...
  1. 04-10-2009 #1
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    Question Configuring a file contains some command to autorun? Help me!

    I'm a newbie with Linux and ubuntu is the first distro which I use.
    I want to autorun some command (in a file) when ubuntu start.
    How to do that?
    Please help me. Thanks all.
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    Assuming you mean when you log in to Gnome, go to System > Preferences > Sessions > Add and select the file to run as "Command".
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