The “Startup Applications” is a built-in utility that allows to
manage a list of startup programs. By default, it’s empty because the
default startup programs are hidden. So this simple tutorial will show
you how to display all startup applications in Ubuntu 13.04 Raring
Ringtail.
To get started, press “Ctrl+Alt+T” to open up a terminal window for running commands. Copy and paste this code into terminal and hit run to change the settings:
After this command, you’ll see all startup programs by restarting the “Startup Applications” utility.
Now you can Add/Remove/Edit startup programs, but don’t disable any program that you don’t know what exactly it does, it may cause problems.
Enjoy!
To get started, press “Ctrl+Alt+T” to open up a terminal window for running commands. Copy and paste this code into terminal and hit run to change the settings:
sudo sed -i 's/NoDisplay=true/NoDisplay=false/g' /etc/xdg/autostart/*.desktop
After this command, you’ll see all startup programs by restarting the “Startup Applications” utility.
Now you can Add/Remove/Edit startup programs, but don’t disable any program that you don’t know what exactly it does, it may cause problems.
Enjoy!
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