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I installed opensnitch and rebooted my system. After noticing it ran on startup, I closed it, checked ~/.config/autostart for a file (there was none), and disabled the service by running systemctl disable opensnitch, then rebooted my machine again. On startup, the application was still showing up in my tray on startup. Checking the status of the service, it says it's disabled.
I'm on Debian 12
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There should be a symbolic link pointing to /usr/share/applications/opensnitch_ui.desktop under /etc/xdg/autostart/ .
Remove it and it should not be launched on startup.
We need to review/rethink the Autostart GUI option, but for now it's like this. I'll try to improve this behaviour.
I installed opensnitch and rebooted my system. After noticing it ran on startup, I closed it, checked
~/.config/autostart
for a file (there was none), and disabled the service by runningsystemctl disable opensnitch
, then rebooted my machine again. On startup, the application was still showing up in my tray on startup. Checking the status of the service, it says it's disabled.I'm on Debian 12
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: