Where are the scripts that launch apps on startup?

Derek Broughton news at pointerstop.ca
Sat Aug 16 15:31:21 UTC 2008


Alan Dacey (grokit) wrote:

> I've just switched email from Kmail to Thunderbird.  Kontact still
> launches when I boot and I want to replace it with Thunderbird.  I have
> looked on the forums, in rutebook, and google but I cannot find anything
> on where these scripts live.  I have a feeling I am using the wrong
> search words.  I have nothing about them in ~/.kde/Autostart  Anyway,
> can somebody point me in right direction?  Using Hardy & KDE 3.5
> 
kontact/kmail doesn't launch on startup (except by putting it in
Autostart) - it's merely a persistent KDE application, which means that it
starts in your session whenever it was running when your last session was
closed.  So the question is, did you ever really close it?  Clicking on
the "X" (close window) icon does NOT stop kontact/kmail.  You need to use
the Quit option from the menu.
-- 
derek





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