Showing posts with label linux apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label linux apps. Show all posts

Ignition program for linux users to add/remove auto start programs

Today we will learn how to add or remove programs with the ignition app. Ignition is a simple app designed to add or remove startup programs.

It is a flatpak application, meaning it can be used on any linux distributions like arch, ubuntu or rpm based operating systems.

Why use ignition in the first place?

If you are new to linux or you are just lazy to use the terminal. You can definately try this free and open source GitHub project.

If your computer takes longer than usual to turn on. You can check autostart programs in this app and remove them if unnecessary resources were used earlier.


How to use ignition app?

It is simple just open app and click on add. It will populate all the applications in your computer. Click on the desired app and it will be added to your autostart programs list. 

Inverse procedure is for removing applications.


Also you don't require this application if you already know what you need to do with the terminal using the /usr/share/application folder.


These tutorials are mere ways to keep myself ready when I'm stuck in a situation for which I might not find reliable guide so I can come back again and review as I've personally tried and tested these methods.

No ai or chatgpt was used in the production of this tutorial. Everything was first tested thoroughly and then written to avoid any issues.

Good day.

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