001 - How to Manage Startup Programs on Ubuntu Linux
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How to Manage Startup Programs on Ubuntu Linux
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How to Launch GNOME’s Startup Manager
To launch the startup manager, open the applications list by clicking the “Show Applications” button on the dash at the bottom-left corner of your screen. Search for and launch the “Startup Applications” tool.
-- Startup ---
You can also press Alt+F2 to open the Run a Command dialog and run the following command:
gnome-session-properties
If the Startup Tools tool does not appear in your application menu for some reason, you can open a Terminal window and use the following command to launch it:
sudo apt install gnome-startup-applications
How to Stop Programs from Starting Automatically on Ubuntu
To stop a program from starting automatically, just uncheck the checkbox to the program’s left. Unchecked programs will not be loaded at startup.
You can also click select a program and click “Remove” to remove it from the list here, but unchecking the program accomplishes the same thing—and will let you more easily re-enable the startup program in the future, if you like.
How to Add Your Own Startup Programs on Ubuntu
To add a startup program, you will want to know its full path. You can find this with the which command in a Terminal window.
For example, let us say you want to run Firefox. First, launch a Terminal window and run the following command:
which firefox
the Startup Application Preferences tool lets you see everything your desktop automatically opens and control it from one place