Actually, I'm using Openbox. But I also have LXDE and Xfce installed, and in Xfce I noticed that if I go to the settings menu and uncheck Kupfer in Session and Startup (under the Application Autostart tab), then Kupfer won't autostart when I login to Openbox or LXDE even if Kupfer's own preferences are set to "Start automatically on login." However, when I uncheck Kupfer's autostart option in LXDE's Desktop Session Settings, it will still autostart in Openbox. The only thing that prevents it from autostarting in Openbox is if autostart is disabled from Xfce's session manager (it makes no difference what Kupfer's own autostart option is).
There's nothing related to Kupfer in my Openbox autostart file, and I tried something similar to what you asked below, only for Xfce's settings, and turning on (or off) Kupfer's "Start automatically on login" option didn't change the status in the Xfce preference. To sum up briefly, Kupfer's own setting "Start automatically on login" doesn't work for me. The only thing that disables autostart in Openbox is Xfce's Session and Startup tool from within an Xfce session. Regards, Dan --- On Fri, 11/23/12, Luca Falavigna <[email protected]> wrote: > tags 692351 + moreinfo > unreproducible > thanks > > > I guess you're using GNOME desktop environment, arent't > you? > > Could you please follow these steps? > * launch kupfer > * launch gnome-session-properties > * check whether gnome-session-properties has a Kupfer > element listed > * switch to kupfer, turn on (or off) the "Start > automatically on login" option > * switch to gnome-session-properties again, check whether > Kupfer > element changed status > > Thanks in advance! > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
