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I am new to Linux, using fedora 24 workstation. I am trying to execute a very simple command at startup. The command I want is simply "redshift". It is an ...

If you want to run something when a Fedora user logs into X (either Gnome or KDE), then you'll need to do something slightly different. If it's just for your user, you can (when you're running Gnome) use the System -> Preferences -> Sessions menu to set any items you want to run.

Logging into a Terminal. Sometimes, it can be advantageous to log in to your system using the command line interface ( ...

I've been an off-and-on Fedora user for a few years, and I decided to give Fedora 21 a try ... How do I get a script to run upon login into GNOME?

Text base login. On Linux Fedora Core, you can use up to 6 text base terminal to log in to and to use the graphical login interface press ctrl + Alt + F7 key. To start longin and use the shell interface choose one of the virtual terminal available by pressing the keyboard key.

d, script outside init.d, startup manager but nothing works (the commands do work if I do them manually in the terminal) but no automatic thing so ...

Anytime you need to do a root command, you can just do: # sudo command. If you want to have a terminal opened with sudo shell, do # sudo bash. Note this is ...

I am at the gnome 2 login screen but I want to exit and re-enter command-line environment. I remember there was a combination hot key one ...

Change the permissions of the script (to make it executable) by typing "chmod +x /etc/init.d/mystartup.sh". 3. Edit the /rc.local script using your text editor. On Fedora ...

If you have logged in to the system through a character-mode login screen or an SSH login, you will automatically be presented with a command line.