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Unable to add or remove applications from application autostart - maxheadroom - 05-07-2017 Greetings Adding an application to "application autostart" in "session and startup" is declined. The pop-up window says (translated, since my desktop runs in German): Error. >>application<< can not be added. Impossible to write into file >>autostart/application.desktop<< I am also unable to remove an application. When I close the window "session and startup" and reopen it again, the "removed application" is there, again. > ![]() Sorry if I am too far off with my translation above. Re: Unable to add or remove applications from application autostart - ralphy - 05-07-2017 I'm shooting in the dark here... but it seems as if you couldn't write to /home/YOUR_USERNAME/.config/autostart Make sure the folder is owned by YOUR_USERNAME:YOUR_USERNAME Code: sudo chown -R YOUR_USERNAME:YOUR_USERNAME /home/YOUR_USERNAME/.config/autostart Re: Unable to add or remove applications from application autostart - maxheadroom - 05-07-2017 Strange. There is no folder named .config/autostart. There is only a link pointing to /usr/share/applications/lite_welcome.desktop. In VirtualBox LL there is a folder .config/autostart that contains a number of xyz.desktop - files. I just made a folder .config/autostart and then deaktivated blueman-applet. A file blueman.desktop was created. I also made some new starters (e. g. thunderbird), also a .desktop-file was created. Let's see if it works after re-booting. I have no idea why there was no autostart-folder or why there was a funny link. Update: Indeed, it was the missing folder that caused this trouble. All programmes start as wanted 8) |