How do I run a bash script at login?
Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 11:23 pm
I am a linux. Newbie tech oldie. I am using Lubuntu 14.04.
When i select preferences - default programs for LXSession, and click on the autostart, I am able to add manually nm-applet and get it to start at boot.
I also would like to run a bash script at boot. I have tried adding just the script file with its full path. I have also tried /bin/bash with the full path and script. Neither of these works.
April 29. I tried moving the script to /usr/local/bin which is in the path for root and me. Then I put only the scriptname in the autostart entry. That did not work...
When i select preferences - default programs for LXSession, and click on the autostart, I am able to add manually nm-applet and get it to start at boot.
I also would like to run a bash script at boot. I have tried adding just the script file with its full path. I have also tried /bin/bash with the full path and script. Neither of these works.
April 29. I tried moving the script to /usr/local/bin which is in the path for root and me. Then I put only the scriptname in the autostart entry. That did not work...