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Offline joelshort

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Linux startup - script to load process icons?
« on: 2019 March 09 20:18:51 »
I recently setup a dual boot machine with Windows and Linux Mint.  On the windows side I have modified the startup.scp script to automatically load my personal process icons.  Is there a way to do this in Linux PI?  Does Linux PI use a startup script?
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Re: Linux startup - script to load process icons?
« Reply #1 on: 2019 March 09 20:33:58 »
Update: I found the startup script on the Linux distro and updated the script to include my process icons.  However, I don't know how to grant administrator rights to the folder so that I can put the updated script in the Startup folder.  Obviously I'm new to Linux.  How do I copy the startup script to that folder?
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Re: Linux startup - script to load process icons?
« Reply #2 on: 2019 March 09 20:42:33 »
And..nevermind.  I figured it all out. 
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