Thank you, I did have Connect turned on and turning it off cleared up the problem.
The kind of associated problem of auto start has not been solved. I recently went from Buster to Bookworm. In Buster I had no problem starting a couple of jobs on startup. These are lxterminal and Thonny.
To make this go in Bookworm it appears we need a .desktop file in each of the autostarts you mentioned. This is kind of a shotgun approach because I don't really know which one executes. From what I have been reading, the .desktop file must execute a script which actually executes lxterminal and Thonny.
The auto start in $home/.config/autostart has 1 line of code:
/home/piUser8/Desktop/lxterminal.desktop
The autostart in $home/.config/labwc/autostart has the same line of code
/home/piUser8/Desktop/lxterminal.desktop
An autostart program exists in /etc/xdg/labwc/autostart
I added the line of code to the bottom of it: /home/piUser8/Desktop/lxterminal.desktop
So you can see I am doing the same thing in all 3 autostarts should they choose to execute.
This is the code for lxterminal.desktop:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Terminal
GenericName=Terminal
Comment=Use the command line
Exec=/home/piUser8/Course/tscript.sh
Icon=lxterminal
Type=Application
Categories=GTK;Utility;TerminalEmulator;
Keywords=console;command line;execute;
This is the code for tscript.sh:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 2
thonny &
sleep 5
lxterminal --title=StatUpCommandEntry --working-directory=/home/pi/Course &
Basically we have a desktop file and a script executed within the desktop file.
Nothing happens. It No-worky.
Do either of you or anyone, actually have any thoughts which would assist me in getting this to go?
In addition, now that I am thinking about it, but i won't think about it a whole lot more because it is getting late, if you should have some understanding of Bookworms startup process in relation to this and every other thing going on especially in regards to the changes for this release or if you know of some good articles , I would be most interested.
The kind of associated problem of auto start has not been solved. I recently went from Buster to Bookworm. In Buster I had no problem starting a couple of jobs on startup. These are lxterminal and Thonny.
To make this go in Bookworm it appears we need a .desktop file in each of the autostarts you mentioned. This is kind of a shotgun approach because I don't really know which one executes. From what I have been reading, the .desktop file must execute a script which actually executes lxterminal and Thonny.
The auto start in $home/.config/autostart has 1 line of code:
/home/piUser8/Desktop/lxterminal.desktop
The autostart in $home/.config/labwc/autostart has the same line of code
/home/piUser8/Desktop/lxterminal.desktop
An autostart program exists in /etc/xdg/labwc/autostart
I added the line of code to the bottom of it: /home/piUser8/Desktop/lxterminal.desktop
So you can see I am doing the same thing in all 3 autostarts should they choose to execute.
This is the code for lxterminal.desktop:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Terminal
GenericName=Terminal
Comment=Use the command line
Exec=/home/piUser8/Course/tscript.sh
Icon=lxterminal
Type=Application
Categories=GTK;Utility;TerminalEmulator;
Keywords=console;command line;execute;
This is the code for tscript.sh:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 2
thonny &
sleep 5
lxterminal --title=StatUpCommandEntry --working-directory=/home/pi/Course &
Basically we have a desktop file and a script executed within the desktop file.
Nothing happens. It No-worky.
Do either of you or anyone, actually have any thoughts which would assist me in getting this to go?
In addition, now that I am thinking about it, but i won't think about it a whole lot more because it is getting late, if you should have some understanding of Bookworms startup process in relation to this and every other thing going on especially in regards to the changes for this release or if you know of some good articles , I would be most interested.
Statistics: Posted by Kayak15 — Fri Nov 29, 2024 6:46 am