Is the crunchbang openbox autostart script simply a bash script, thus concluding I can put anything bashy in there?? And when is the script executed (e.g. login after rc.local)?
System: Crunchbang Waldorf on Debian Wheezy net install
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Sign up to join this communityIs the crunchbang openbox autostart script simply a bash script, thus concluding I can put anything bashy in there?? And when is the script executed (e.g. login after rc.local)?
System: Crunchbang Waldorf on Debian Wheezy net install
Yes autostart is a shell (not necessarily bash) script that launches after you log into the GUI. You can launch programs or custom scripts or write them right in the autostart file. I would suggest writing the scripts separately and then launching them with autostart.