What the proper way to make a debian package launch an app at startup?
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I have created a debian package that contains the following files
mypackage.desktopmypackagecontrolcopyrightpackagedeb.shmypackage.jar(generated from my source code)
I wrote some commands inside the mypackage file like:
cp usr/share/applications/mypackage.desktop ~/.config/autostart/
to copy the .desktop file into autostart directory.
But I cannot see mypackage.desktop file inside autostart.
How can I create a debian package that copies a .desktop file into the autostart folder to launch my app at startup?
I am using these instructions.
package-management autostart debian-installer
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I have created a debian package that contains the following files
mypackage.desktopmypackagecontrolcopyrightpackagedeb.shmypackage.jar(generated from my source code)
I wrote some commands inside the mypackage file like:
cp usr/share/applications/mypackage.desktop ~/.config/autostart/
to copy the .desktop file into autostart directory.
But I cannot see mypackage.desktop file inside autostart.
How can I create a debian package that copies a .desktop file into the autostart folder to launch my app at startup?
I am using these instructions.
package-management autostart debian-installer
edited Apr 18 at 10:15
Zanna
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asked Apr 18 at 9:53
Prakash Sharma
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Apart from the question: I don't think it is the correct/decent procedure for any package to make unnoticed, unmentioned changes locally while installing without specific confirmation from the user.
– Jacob Vlijm
Apr 18 at 10:33
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I have created a debian package that contains the following files
mypackage.desktopmypackagecontrolcopyrightpackagedeb.shmypackage.jar(generated from my source code)
I wrote some commands inside the mypackage file like:
cp usr/share/applications/mypackage.desktop ~/.config/autostart/
to copy the .desktop file into autostart directory.
But I cannot see mypackage.desktop file inside autostart.
How can I create a debian package that copies a .desktop file into the autostart folder to launch my app at startup?
I am using these instructions.
package-management autostart debian-installer
edited Apr 18 at 10:15
Zanna
48k13119227
asked Apr 18 at 9:53
Prakash Sharma
63
I have created a debian package that contains the following files
mypackage.desktopmypackagecontrolcopyrightpackagedeb.shmypackage.jar(generated from my source code)
I wrote some commands inside the mypackage file like:
cp usr/share/applications/mypackage.desktop ~/.config/autostart/
to copy the .desktop file into autostart directory.
But I cannot see mypackage.desktop file inside autostart.
How can I create a debian package that copies a .desktop file into the autostart folder to launch my app at startup?
I am using these instructions.
package-management autostart debian-installer
package-management autostart debian-installer
edited Apr 18 at 10:15
Zanna
48k13119227
asked Apr 18 at 9:53
Prakash Sharma
63
edited Apr 18 at 10:15
Zanna
48k13119227
asked Apr 18 at 9:53
Prakash Sharma
63
edited Apr 18 at 10:15
Zanna
48k13119227
edited Apr 18 at 10:15
Zanna
48k13119227
edited Apr 18 at 10:15
Zanna
48k13119227
48k13119227
asked Apr 18 at 9:53
Prakash Sharma
63
asked Apr 18 at 9:53
Prakash Sharma
63
asked Apr 18 at 9:53
Prakash Sharma
63
63
Apart from the question: I don't think it is the correct/decent procedure for any package to make unnoticed, unmentioned changes locally while installing without specific confirmation from the user.
– Jacob Vlijm
Apr 18 at 10:33
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Apart from the question: I don't think it is the correct/decent procedure for any package to make unnoticed, unmentioned changes locally while installing without specific confirmation from the user.
– Jacob Vlijm
Apr 18 at 10:33
Apart from the question: I don't think it is the correct/decent procedure for any package to make unnoticed, unmentioned changes locally while installing without specific confirmation from the user.
– Jacob Vlijm
Apr 18 at 10:33
Apart from the question: I don't think it is the correct/decent procedure for any package to make unnoticed, unmentioned changes locally while installing without specific confirmation from the user.
– Jacob Vlijm
Apr 18 at 10:33
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Apart from the question: I don't think it is the correct/decent procedure for any package to make unnoticed, unmentioned changes locally while installing without specific confirmation from the user.
– Jacob Vlijm
Apr 18 at 10:33