[Bug 877037] Re: alarm-clock-applet spawns a window at startup of new user sessions

bojo42 bojo42 at gmail.com
Sun Apr 1 12:54:39 UTC 2012


Jep that's true, AFAIK you need to delete the old entry from
"/home/USER/.config/autostart/" and then copy "/etc/xdg/autostart/alarm-
clock-applet.desktop" to that place.

An alternative is to use the GUI for editing autostarts and just change
the command to "--hidden".

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Title:
  alarm-clock-applet spawns a window at startup of new user sessions

Status in Alarm Clock:
  Invalid
Status in “alarm-clock-applet” package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  At the start of user sessions, alarm-clock-applet spawns a window that
  sits at 0,0, i.e. obscured by the panel. Instead of doing this, it
  should start up with --hidden, and let the window manager choose where
  to position its window.

  Changing /etc/xdg/autostart/alarm-clock-applet.desktop to have
  Exec=/usr/bin/alarm-clock-applet --hidden instead of /usr/bin/alarm-
  clock-applet works well as a temporary workaround, but I believe this
  should be used as the default behaviour.

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