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How do I get Beryl Manager to start automatically on boot?
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How do I get Beryl Manager to start automatically on boot?
by rebster on Wed Aug 01, 2007 9:51 am
Just what the subject says. Right now, I have to start Beryl Manager manually from the Mint Menu. How do I set it up to start automatically on boot?
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by nelamvr6 on Wed Aug 01, 2007 10:00 am
Just go to Preferences -> Sessions
and then click "New", Use Beryl Manager or something similar for the name, then use
beryl-manager
as the command.
Click OK and the next time X starts Beryl Manager should start.
You can check this by holding down "Ctrl" and "Alt" and then hitting the "Backspace" key. This restarts X.
and then click "New", Use Beryl Manager or something similar for the name, then use
beryl-manager
as the command.
Click OK and the next time X starts Beryl Manager should start.
You can check this by holding down "Ctrl" and "Alt" and then hitting the "Backspace" key. This restarts X.
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