Been running the RC of Xfce for a while now. Suddenly yesterday, every time I log in now, Chromium and Rhythmbox open automatically. I've checked most of the obvious: I don't have "Save this session" checked, and the two programs aren't listed under the "Startup Applications" section.
Any suggestions on how I can get them to stop?
Chromium/Rhythmbox open automatically on login
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PawnTakesKing
Chromium/Rhythmbox open automatically on login
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ugh
Re: Chromium/Rhythmbox open automatically on login
Log in, close those 2 applications, mark 'Save this session', log out and back in.PawnTakesKing wrote:Been running the RC of Xfce for a while now. Suddenly yesterday, every time I log in now, Chromium and Rhythmbox open automatically. I've checked most of the obvious: I don't have "Save this session" checked, and the two programs aren't listed under the "Startup Applications" section.
Any suggestions on how I can get them to stop?
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lmintnewb
Re: Chromium/Rhythmbox open automatically on login
Could try an app called .. bum, it's a startup manager. Might not solve your issue. But when you have it .. Can disable some other services that start at bootup that you don't need/want. Speed your comp up a lil perhaps. Also noticed when I log out in xfce to switch to another desktop or set the comp to suspend or whatever. It has a check box marked summin like "save this session for future log-ins". It's checked by default apparently.
Might check that and uncheck that box if it's checked. See if it helps sort out your issue. About all I could think to offer. I'm a linux mint newb, so not real familiar with the OS atm.
(random thought) Also did you install all the xfce packages you needed ? I think there's two ( though could be wrong ) someone's supposed to get when installing xfce. ... xfce meta and xfce goodies.
Might check that and uncheck that box if it's checked. See if it helps sort out your issue. About all I could think to offer. I'm a linux mint newb, so not real familiar with the OS atm.
(random thought) Also did you install all the xfce packages you needed ? I think there's two ( though could be wrong ) someone's supposed to get when installing xfce. ... xfce meta and xfce goodies.