Topic: [bug] jockey and autostart.sh [Solved]

In CrunchBang 9.04, was jockey-gtk removed from the autostart.sh?

I have the autostart from the Lite edition and its not there. I do remember it was there in #! 8.10.

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Re: [bug] jockey and autostart.sh [Solved]

It's in mine, full edition:

# Launch clipboard manager
#(sleep 1s && parcellite) &

# Uncomment to enable system updates at boot
#(sleep 180s && system-update) &

# Check for restricted hardware
(sleep 60s && jockey-gtk --check) &

# Launch Conky
conky -q &

# Launch panel
#tint2 &
lxpanel &

The panel was the only part I modified.

Re: [bug] jockey and autostart.sh [Solved]

Ok, this is confirmation that its (only) missing from #! Lite's autostart.sh:

http://www.zwixy.com/images/12460203802009092012534243611280x1024scrot.png

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Re: [bug] jockey and autostart.sh [Solved]

It's not missing from lite's autostart. I'm running lite and it was there.

I'm so meta, even this acronym

Re: [bug] jockey and autostart.sh [Solved]

So if the autostart.sh doesn't launch it; what does?

I took the screenshot from the LiveCD and to my eyes it does seem missing.

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Re: [bug] jockey and autostart.sh [Solved]

anonymous wrote:

So if the autostart.sh doesn't launch it; what does?

I took the screenshot from the LiveCD and to my eyes it does seem missing.

This is correct. It is not in the LiveCD user's autostart.sh as I did not think it was necessary to have it for a live session. However, it is in the default autostart.sh file that is copied to the user's home directory after installation.

Re: [bug] jockey and autostart.sh [Solved]

Thanks for the clarification Philip.

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