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Thank you Marty Jack. I declared the full path and it works fine.

The easiest possible way to start something at login is add the command to /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart I tried it and the result was worse than bad. I added @fusesmb ~/mnt to the autostart file and the system wouldn't boot. hald choked and puked on a segfault. I got in with recovery mode and ...

I overlooked mentioning that I have changed distros since my original post. I am using WattOS (Ubuntu Jaunty + LXDE)

Fusesmb is a command to fuse the smb network to the file system. More details are at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_in_Userspace .The command I use is fusesmb ~/mnt and I can browse the windozers on the lan by opening the mnt folder in My Documents and drag-n-drop files with my favourite fi...

Debian does not recomend installing the live CD on your hard drive. You should download the INSTALL CD from http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/5.0 ... e-CD-1.iso and choose lxde from the installation menu.

I just installed an LXDE system with the Debian 504 LXDE-XFCE install ISO. I would like to launch fusesmb each time I log in. I have installed and tested fusesmb and it works 100%. Now I just want to automate it.

There is a lubuntu-desktop metapackage in the Jaunty repos. I just took it for a spin and it's definitely not ready for primetime. If your interests mirror mine you should try WattOS. It's a very nice implementation of LXDE on Ubuntu. BTW: Biff at WattOS is thinking of switching from a Ubuntu core t...

I just tried it. All it did was auto-populate the default user in the login window. I pressed [Enter] and was prompted for my password. Here are the changes I made. I had to do some cut-and-paste from your example above. I have hilited t he line that I edited and the section I added . # default user...