How can I prevent any program starting at boot of the system? Is the procedure different for TeamViewer?
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When starting Xubuntu on my laptop, a lot of applications start to run (taking a big part of my CPU and energy): TeamViewer, Skype and so on and so forth.
I don't want to uninstall them. I just want that they run when I invoke them, nothing else and nothing more. There is something to manage this?
How to prevent the startup of any program?
I am looking for something like "System Configuration Utility" of Windows.
More then the other, what I would like to disable is TeamViewer.
boot xubuntu startup skype autostart
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When starting Xubuntu on my laptop, a lot of applications start to run (taking a big part of my CPU and energy): TeamViewer, Skype and so on and so forth.
I don't want to uninstall them. I just want that they run when I invoke them, nothing else and nothing more. There is something to manage this?
How to prevent the startup of any program?
I am looking for something like "System Configuration Utility" of Windows.
More then the other, what I would like to disable is TeamViewer.
boot xubuntu startup skype autostart
asked Nov 17 at 17:51
Leos313
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up vote
2
down vote
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When starting Xubuntu on my laptop, a lot of applications start to run (taking a big part of my CPU and energy): TeamViewer, Skype and so on and so forth.
I don't want to uninstall them. I just want that they run when I invoke them, nothing else and nothing more. There is something to manage this?
How to prevent the startup of any program?
I am looking for something like "System Configuration Utility" of Windows.
More then the other, what I would like to disable is TeamViewer.
boot xubuntu startup skype autostart
asked Nov 17 at 17:51
Leos313
223211
When starting Xubuntu on my laptop, a lot of applications start to run (taking a big part of my CPU and energy): TeamViewer, Skype and so on and so forth.
I don't want to uninstall them. I just want that they run when I invoke them, nothing else and nothing more. There is something to manage this?
How to prevent the startup of any program?
I am looking for something like "System Configuration Utility" of Windows.
More then the other, what I would like to disable is TeamViewer.
boot xubuntu startup skype autostart
boot xubuntu startup skype autostart
asked Nov 17 at 17:51
Leos313
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asked Nov 17 at 17:51
Leos313
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edited Nov 21 at 19:58
asked Nov 17 at 17:51
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You need to open Settings Manager (or xfce4-settings-manager) and then navigate to Session and Startup (or directly xfce4-settings-manager), then open Application Autostart tab and uncheck some items here:
(be careful here, some components are essential)
TeamViewer uses other auto-start mechanism - it starts with system by SystemD. To disable it use:
sudo systemctl disable teamviewerd.service
answered Nov 17 at 18:14
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Thank you! I would like to add that it works for most of my program. It does not with TeamViewer. Solution?
– Leos313
Nov 21 at 7:09
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You need to open Settings Manager (or xfce4-settings-manager) and then navigate to Session and Startup (or directly xfce4-settings-manager), then open Application Autostart tab and uncheck some items here:
(be careful here, some components are essential)
TeamViewer uses other auto-start mechanism - it starts with system by SystemD. To disable it use:
sudo systemctl disable teamviewerd.service
answered Nov 17 at 18:14
N0rbert
19.5k54290
Thank you! I would like to add that it works for most of my program. It does not with TeamViewer. Solution?
– Leos313
Nov 21 at 7:09
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You need to open Settings Manager (or xfce4-settings-manager) and then navigate to Session and Startup (or directly xfce4-settings-manager), then open Application Autostart tab and uncheck some items here:
(be careful here, some components are essential)
TeamViewer uses other auto-start mechanism - it starts with system by SystemD. To disable it use:
sudo systemctl disable teamviewerd.service
answered Nov 17 at 18:14
N0rbert
19.5k54290
Thank you! I would like to add that it works for most of my program. It does not with TeamViewer. Solution?
– Leos313
Nov 21 at 7:09
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You need to open Settings Manager (or xfce4-settings-manager) and then navigate to Session and Startup (or directly xfce4-settings-manager), then open Application Autostart tab and uncheck some items here:
(be careful here, some components are essential)
TeamViewer uses other auto-start mechanism - it starts with system by SystemD. To disable it use:
sudo systemctl disable teamviewerd.service
answered Nov 17 at 18:14
N0rbert
19.5k54290
You need to open Settings Manager (or xfce4-settings-manager) and then navigate to Session and Startup (or directly xfce4-settings-manager), then open Application Autostart tab and uncheck some items here:
(be careful here, some components are essential)
TeamViewer uses other auto-start mechanism - it starts with system by SystemD. To disable it use:
sudo systemctl disable teamviewerd.service
answered Nov 17 at 18:14
N0rbert
19.5k54290
edited Nov 21 at 18:31
answered Nov 17 at 18:14
N0rbert
19.5k54290
answered Nov 17 at 18:14
N0rbert
19.5k54290
answered Nov 17 at 18:14
N0rbert
19.5k54290
19.5k54290
Thank you! I would like to add that it works for most of my program. It does not with TeamViewer. Solution?
– Leos313
Nov 21 at 7:09
add a comment |
Thank you! I would like to add that it works for most of my program. It does not with TeamViewer. Solution?
– Leos313
Nov 21 at 7:09
Thank you! I would like to add that it works for most of my program. It does not with TeamViewer. Solution?
– Leos313
Nov 21 at 7:09
Thank you! I would like to add that it works for most of my program. It does not with TeamViewer. Solution?
– Leos313
Nov 21 at 7:09
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