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Where can I locate autostarted applicatons? I looked in /etc/xdg/autostart and removed all entries. Then I did the same for ~/.config/autostart. I used xfce Autostarted Applications too and unchecked all programsl.
But none helped to get rid of update-notifier. So where else should I look?
EDIT: I apologise for placing this in wrong forum
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Look in the menu: Settings | AutoStarted Applications.
I don't know where the configuration file is, offhand.
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I used xfce Autostarted Applications too and unchecked all programs.
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If you do not have session-management (xfce4-session, xm-session or similar name) installed then any executable file/script in ~/Desktop/Autostart will be started.
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I have xfce4-session. How does this affect autostarted applications? How can I disable it?
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If you use xfce-session, than that will determine what apps are launched upon logon/start. I believe there is a control in Settings to Add/Remove apps to the list of autostarts (don't use it myself).
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This application is called "Autostarted applications" and as I already wrote (twice ), I tried it. The only entry in this app is for adesklets (which dont start anyway). Really dont know whats wrong.
Maybe it is something from gnome (which I used before xfce) what is still managing autostarted apps? Does anyone of you, who migrated from gnome (or kde maybe) encountered the same problem?
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have you tried removing the session cache?
rm -dr ~/.cache/sessions
after which logout (do not save session) and back in.
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