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Keep rhn-applet-gui from starting at login

Keep rhn-applet-gui from starting at login

2004-05-12       - By Mike Vanecek

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On Wed, 12 May 2004 13:33:38 -0400 (EDT), William Hooper wrote
> Mike Vanecek said:
> > I turn the rhn-applet-gui off but it returns when I log in again.
>
> Did you save your session while logging out?  Brute force will work,
> too:
>
> # rpm -e rhn-applet

Thank you. No, I had not saved my current setup (I have now and it works). I
was looking for the equivalent of a startup folder (other than bashrc and
profile) or registry run at startup settings. Gnome has to remember what its
startup setting are somewhere, but just saving the current settings does work.

Thanks again.


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