Hello,
How prevent to launch an application at boot with tde-trinity. The application is "Anydesk". It appears in the down taskbar, right.
Thanks, Cheers, André
On Friday 07 July 2023 14.28:22 ajh-valmer via tde-users wrote:
No answer about my question below ? (sniff). Cheers, André
On Saturday 01 July 2023 14:29:21 ajh-valmer via tde-users wrote:
How prevent to launch an application at boot with tde-trinity. The application is "Anydesk". It appears in the down taskbar, right. André
Hi André,
Anydesk is *not* a TDE app. If it's not started by some script in .trinity/autostart then it must be started somewhere else (here (MX-Linux) the original DE is xfce and some things are started from .config/autostart).
To my knowledge there is no mecanisme to *prevent* the starting of apps so you must search how anydesk is started.
A quick search indicated anydesk may be using systemd (you don't say what distribution you are using). In Ubuntu it seems that:
systemctl disable anydesk.service
should deactivate autostart (I can't test as I have neither anydesk nor Ubuntu).
Hope that can help.
Thierry
On Friday 07 July 2023 15:44:06 Thierry de Coulon via tde-users wrote:
On Saturday 01 July 2023 14:29:21 ajh-valmer via tde-users wrote:
How prevent to launch an application at boot with tde-trinity. The application is "Anydesk". It appears in the down taskbar, right.
Hi André, Anydesk is *not* a TDE app. If it's not started by some script in .trinity/autostart then it must be started somewhere else (here (MX-Linux) the original DE is xfce and some things are started from .config/autostart).
Hi Thierry,
Good, a positive answer !
To my knowledge there is no mecanisme to *prevent* the starting of apps so you must search how anydesk is started. A quick search indicated anydesk may be using systemd (you don't say what distribution you are using). In Ubuntu it seems that:
My system is Debian 11. I didn't find any files configuration for anydesk application and nothing in Autostart directories.
systemctl disable anydesk.service should deactivate autostart (I can't test as I have neither anydesk nor Ubuntu). Hope that can help. Thierry
Bingo, "systemctl disable anydesk.service" has solved the not launching the application anydesk at boot.
Thanks for your saving help, Cheers, André
PS : if one day I'm drowning, I call you immediately :-)
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