<SOLVED> How to disable Goldendict autostart
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<SOLVED> How to disable Goldendict autostart
After installing Goldendict, it autostart everytime I log in. I can't find where to disable that because Goldendict doesn't appear in Settings > Session and Startup. Please help me.
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Re: How to disable Goldendict autostart
Not sure why but...
some autostart apps don't show in session and startup.
If not checked in startup, you can try killing (use terminal or task-manager) and then resave session.
J.Jay
some autostart apps don't show in session and startup.
If not checked in startup, you can try killing (use terminal or task-manager) and then resave session.
J.Jay
Re: How to disable Goldendict autostart
Thanks J.Jay. But I didn't use the function "Automatically save session on logout". Is there another way to solve this problem?
Re: How to disable Goldendict autostart
I was not paying attention to the option "Save the session for future logins" (Automatically check after installing the system). I have cleared saved sessions, uncheck the check box and restart OS. After that, the problem's gone.
Althought the problem has been solved, I also want to know a way to check how many programs or services autostarts every booting times in case they don't appear in "Settings > session and startup". Do you have any idea for that?
Althought the problem has been solved, I also want to know a way to check how many programs or services autostarts every booting times in case they don't appear in "Settings > session and startup". Do you have any idea for that?
Re: <SOLVED> How to disable Goldendict autostart
sorry That logout chech-box I uncheck at 1st reboot/logout after a install.
For other apps it's easy to see whats running with a task-manager and kill process and resave session for future logins.
P.S. their's also a 'boot-benchmark' tool some were talking about when I asked about boot speed of ubuntu vs debian. (I never used thou)
J.Jay
If your on the Ubuntu based Xfce (or any DE) theirs a handy program called 'BUM' (boot Up manager) that will tell what 'Run-Time' services will run. And their are other run-time editors in repos also.I also want to know a way to check how many programs or services autostarts every booting times in case they don't appear in "Settings > session and startup".
For other apps it's easy to see whats running with a task-manager and kill process and resave session for future logins.
P.S. their's also a 'boot-benchmark' tool some were talking about when I asked about boot speed of ubuntu vs debian. (I never used thou)
J.Jay
Re: <SOLVED> How to disable Goldendict autostart
Thank you for supporting me at the first time I come this forum. My problem has been solved, how can I close this topic?