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Hi every body,
I noticed like ubuntu base ( debian), some programs ( services ) run at the start up, while they are not used by the majority of the users:
for example samba or virtual box or sane , in my case I always removed them.
I don't understand they are always started.
by the way how to remove them definitely
best regards
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If you're running Xfce:
Go to Menu > Settings > Session and Startup
There you can remove them else uncheck them. When unchecked, they will not startup either.
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"CAUTION USE AT YOUR OWN RISK"
If you really want to...
Goto synaptic and Search for
BUM this is a
"Bootup Manager"
This gives you a Windows like "
Services" control panel, you can stop/start many things.
Also
Open a terminal:
Code:
sudo sed -i 's/NoDisplay=true/NoDisplay=false/g' /etc/xdg/autostart/*.desktop
This will expose more things in "
Session and Startup" items
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