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Hi, The problem with using "Startup Applications" in Gnome for launching applications like SQLPage is that it doesn't provide the same level of control as a dedicated system service. "Startup Applications" is more suitable for graphical applications or user-level processes, but for a service like SQLPage, it's better to define a Here’s a guide on how to set up SQLPage to launch automatically using Steps to Create a Systemd Service for SQLPage
Important parameters:
This method ensures SQLPage starts at boot and works in the specified directory. It provides more control over the execution, handling of environment variables, and the ability to restart the service if it fails. If you want to stop the service at any time: sudo systemctl stop sqlpage.service This is a cleaner and more reliable approach than using "Startup Applications" for services like SQLPage that need to run in a specific context. |
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Thanks a lot Ophir for theses detailled explanations and the time you took to answer me ! |
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Hi,
The problem with using "Startup Applications" in Gnome for launching applications like SQLPage is that it doesn't provide the same level of control as a dedicated system service. "Startup Applications" is more suitable for graphical applications or user-level processes, but for a service like SQLPage, it's better to define a
systemd
service. This ensures that the application launches with the correct environment and configurations.Here’s a guide on how to set up SQLPage to launch automatically using
systemd
:Steps to Create a Systemd Service for SQLPage
Create a systemd service file:
You'll need to create a service file in
/etc/systemd/system/
. This file will define how and when SQ…