BOINC launches on Ubuntu startup. How to remove program from startup bash script directly?

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I have installed BOINC platform. And now it launches on OS startup. Can't find it in Startup Applications Preferences. Please help me to prevent it from start using command line. Thanks in advance.
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I have installed BOINC platform. And now it launches on OS startup. Can't find it in Startup Applications Preferences. Please help me to prevent it from start using command line. Thanks in advance.
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I have installed BOINC platform. And now it launches on OS startup. Can't find it in Startup Applications Preferences. Please help me to prevent it from start using command line. Thanks in advance.
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I have installed BOINC platform. And now it launches on OS startup. Can't find it in Startup Applications Preferences. Please help me to prevent it from start using command line. Thanks in advance.
ubuntu startup
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You can use sudo systemctl disable boinc-client to stop it. If it still starts up on boot, use sudo systemctl mask boinc-client, which should entirely prevent it from starting (you can't start it manually then either, which is...not ideal).
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You can use sudo systemctl disable boinc-client to stop it. If it still starts up on boot, use sudo systemctl mask boinc-client, which should entirely prevent it from starting (you can't start it manually then either, which is...not ideal).
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You can use sudo systemctl disable boinc-client to stop it. If it still starts up on boot, use sudo systemctl mask boinc-client, which should entirely prevent it from starting (you can't start it manually then either, which is...not ideal).
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You can use sudo systemctl disable boinc-client to stop it. If it still starts up on boot, use sudo systemctl mask boinc-client, which should entirely prevent it from starting (you can't start it manually then either, which is...not ideal).
You can use sudo systemctl disable boinc-client to stop it. If it still starts up on boot, use sudo systemctl mask boinc-client, which should entirely prevent it from starting (you can't start it manually then either, which is...not ideal).
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