Automating Important Startup Tasks
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I am running slackopuppy64 linux live version from USB drıve.
ıt does not save any of my settıngs or preferences.
I want to automate the followıng processes at startup:
- connect to wıfı (WEP).
- ınstall a package (Chrome Browser) whıch ıs already downloaded onto USB.
- change keyboard layout from US Englısh to another Turkısh Q layout.
- set mouse touchpad to regıster 1-fınger touch as left mouse button.
Please elaborate how to do all thıs.
shell-script shell networking package-management startup
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I am running slackopuppy64 linux live version from USB drıve.
ıt does not save any of my settıngs or preferences.
I want to automate the followıng processes at startup:
- connect to wıfı (WEP).
- ınstall a package (Chrome Browser) whıch ıs already downloaded onto USB.
- change keyboard layout from US Englısh to another Turkısh Q layout.
- set mouse touchpad to regıster 1-fınger touch as left mouse button.
Please elaborate how to do all thıs.
shell-script shell networking package-management startup
asked May 16 at 19:06
Magsi
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If these are tasks which can be performed on the command line, they can be added to acronjob with a schedule of@reboot, or as a script at/etc/rc.local.
– DopeGhoti
May 16 at 19:27
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I am running slackopuppy64 linux live version from USB drıve.
ıt does not save any of my settıngs or preferences.
I want to automate the followıng processes at startup:
- connect to wıfı (WEP).
- ınstall a package (Chrome Browser) whıch ıs already downloaded onto USB.
- change keyboard layout from US Englısh to another Turkısh Q layout.
- set mouse touchpad to regıster 1-fınger touch as left mouse button.
Please elaborate how to do all thıs.
shell-script shell networking package-management startup
asked May 16 at 19:06
Magsi
1
I am running slackopuppy64 linux live version from USB drıve.
ıt does not save any of my settıngs or preferences.
I want to automate the followıng processes at startup:
- connect to wıfı (WEP).
- ınstall a package (Chrome Browser) whıch ıs already downloaded onto USB.
- change keyboard layout from US Englısh to another Turkısh Q layout.
- set mouse touchpad to regıster 1-fınger touch as left mouse button.
Please elaborate how to do all thıs.
shell-script shell networking package-management startup
asked May 16 at 19:06
Magsi
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asked May 16 at 19:06
Magsi
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asked May 16 at 19:06
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If these are tasks which can be performed on the command line, they can be added to acronjob with a schedule of@reboot, or as a script at/etc/rc.local.
– DopeGhoti
May 16 at 19:27
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If these are tasks which can be performed on the command line, they can be added to acronjob with a schedule of@reboot, or as a script at/etc/rc.local.
– DopeGhoti
May 16 at 19:27
If these are tasks which can be performed on the command line, they can be added to a
cron job with a schedule of @reboot, or as a script at /etc/rc.local.– DopeGhoti
May 16 at 19:27
If these are tasks which can be performed on the command line, they can be added to a
cron job with a schedule of @reboot, or as a script at /etc/rc.local.– DopeGhoti
May 16 at 19:27
add a comment |Â
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If these are tasks which can be performed on the command line, they can be added to a
cronjob with a schedule of@reboot, or as a script at/etc/rc.local.– DopeGhoti
May 16 at 19:27