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
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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
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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