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how to set terminal command to auto start in login?

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lokize

deepin

2018-03-20 06:24

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how to set command to auto start in login, my monitor is 240hz and every time I start the deepin I have to type the command xrandr -s 1920x1080 -r 240 in the terminal

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teemo1993

deepin

2018-03-20 08:40

hello？ can you speek Chinese？

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kingskill

deepin

2018-03-20 09:03

You can see here:

https://wiki.deepin.org/index.ph ... ram&language=en

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lokize

deepin

2018-03-20 11:31

https://bbs.deepin.org/post/154428
You can see here:

https://wiki.deepin.org/index.php?title=Autostart_program&language=en

i see this post but i not undertand nothing, i am new user in deepin...

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152******09

deepin

2018-03-20 12:02

can u speak chinese ?
are u chinese ?

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lokize

deepin

2018-03-20 12:07

No, Brazilian

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lokize

deepin

2018-03-20 13:13

Edited by lokize at 2018-3-20 05:15

i made a file called screen.sh in /home/lokize/.config/autostart with parameters:

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Exec="/home/lokize/Documents/screen.sh"
Hidden=false
NoDisplay=false
X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=true
Name[en_IN]=screen.sh
Name=screen.sh
Comment[en_IN]=screen.sh
Comment=screen.sh

and i make file in /home/lokize/Documents/screen.sh with parameters:

xrandr -s 1920x1080 -r 240

But not working!

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kingskill

deepin

2018-03-20 20:50

sudo xrandr -s 1920x1080 -r 240

Maybe U should add the "sudo" at the top if U wanna auto start. U should have the root authority.

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kingskill

deepin

2018-03-20 21:01

本帖最后由 kingskill 于 2018-3-20 13:03 编辑

https://bbs.deepin.org/post/154428
Edited by lokize at 2018-3-20 05:15

i made a file called screen.sh in /home/lokize/.config/autost ...

Or maybe U should do this:
Make a hook in front of the option

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int_max

deepin

2018-03-20 21:07

kingskill replied at 2018-3-20 13:01
本帖最后由 kingskill 于 2018-3-20 13:03 编辑

equivalent to the following shell command:
chmod +x someFile.sh

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int_max

deepin

2018-03-20 21:09

#10

lokize replied at 2018-3-20 05:13
i made a file called screen.sh in /home/lokize/.config/autostart with parameters:

[Desktop Entry]

I am not very familiar with Deepin's auto-start feature but did you remember to execute `chmod +x yourScript.sh'?

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kingskill

deepin

2018-03-20 21:44

#11

https://bbs.deepin.org/post/154428
I am not very familiar with Deepin's auto-start feature but did you remember to execute `chmod +x ...

Yes, it is.

The graphical interface is more convenient for freshman.

So... XD

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int_max

deepin

2018-03-20 22:44

#12

kingskill 发表于 2018-3-20 13:44
Yes, it is.

The graphical interface is more convenient for freshman.

Alright, hope that you will solve it soon XDDDD.

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snsmqing

deepin

2018-03-20 23:15

#13

You can put the command in .bashrc file, it will be executed when you log in.

$ vi ~/.bashrc
xrandr -s 1920x1080 -r 240

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lokize

deepin

2018-03-21 04:15

#14

Edited by lokize at 2018-3-20 20:34

https://bbs.deepin.org/post/154428
You can put the command in .bashrc file, it will be executed when you log in.

$ vi ~/.bashrc

i try adding but working only i enter in terminal after first time, in login of system not working!
now it's working in a very inconvenient way, put the command inside the file you mentioned without the sudo, I added the terminal to start with deepin, now every time the system turns on the system it opens the terminal and runs the command automatically, however the terminal window is open until I close. LOL

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int_max

deepin

2018-03-21 08:29

#15

lokize 发表于 2018-3-20 20:15
Edited by lokize at 2018-3-20 20:34

Does crontab work with Deepin? If so, try it! Add a cron job like following:
@reboot sleep 2 && sh /somePath/someScript.sh
Crontab will execute the commands after `@reboot' at start up.

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132******85

deepin

2018-03-21 18:12

#16

~/.config/autostart/

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lokize

deepin

2018-03-21 18:49

#17

https://bbs.deepin.org/post/154428
~/.config/autostart/

i tried, but not working too!

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snsmqing

deepin

2018-03-22 01:29

#18

https://bbs.deepin.org/post/154428
i try adding but working only i enter in terminal after first time, in login of system not working! ...

I can't test this command. maybe it has a graphical interface?
~/.bashrc is used to initialize the user environment It has nothing to do with terminals.
*
You can also put it in the /etc/rc.d/rc.local file. if without this file, create it.