Are you manually loading applications each time you turn on your computer? Wouldn’t you rather have them automatically load instead? Here’s how to auto-start applications in Linux.
Starting Applications at boot in Linux is fairly easy to do but the methods change depending on the distro and desktop environment you’re using. This article is will show you how to do it on all of the main environments of Linux.
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