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   From: SINNER <99nesorjd@gates_of_hell.invalid>   
   Subject: Re: Rainlendar and Ubuntu 6.10   
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   Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 13:49:41 GMT   
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   * WhoCares wrote in alt.os.linux.ubuntu:   
   > SINNER wrote:   
   >> * WhoCares wrote in alt.os.linux.ubuntu:   
   >>> Can anyone offer suggestions as to why Rainlender will not auto start?   
      
   >>> I followed the directions as described here:   
      
   >>> http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/installing-rainlendar2-on-ubuntu/   
      
   >>> The program (and Folder) sit in a folder called "Programs" in my /home    
   >>> directory   
      
   >> What happens when you start it? Have you tried from a terminal?   
      
   [top post corrected]   
      
   > I can start it manually fine.  It goes right to the desktop.  It just    
   > doesn't start at boot up.   
      
   I didnt realize the was the issue, I thought it just wouldnt start at   
   all, sorry, I missed the auto part of your post.   
      
   > Not tried starting from a terminal.  Not sure I understand why I would    
   > do that??   
      
   Well, IF it wasnt starting at all, starting from a terminal will   
   sometimes yield a clue to the issue by providing errors usually hidden   
   when run from an icon.   
      
   > BTW, I'm somewhat new to Linux and learning my way around.   
      
   So the issue is you want it to start up with gnome?   
      
   System > Preferences > Sessions   
      
   Click over to startup programs, click add and add the application.   
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