07-19-2012
how to execute an exe at startup using rc.local
I want to execute a qt exe program at startup. That is after automatic login instead of loading Desktop and seeing it, the program quickly pop up to the screen. For this, I think we should add the script to rcx.local rather than rc.local I guess though.. I tried adding a script to /etc/rc.local and giving it permission, but non works out.
I would thank if you explain the procedure in detail.
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