Re: Execute a script/program at the start of a graphical session

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Il giorno gio 12 mag 2022 alle 13:31:41 +02:00:00, Gerion Entrup <entrup@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ha scritto:
Is there a possibility to trigger systemd to execute
some script under the current user when logind detects a new graphical
session? This way, it would not depend on the login manager and desktop
environment.

The broader question is: Is there a way to start a script at the
beginning of a graphical session (but after X or the Wayland compositor
have started) which is independent of the login manager or desktop
environment?

Maybe user services could help. I personally have a service that starts redshift when I login to my (Xfce) session.

To make it available for every user I've put it in /etc/xdg/systemd/user/redshift.service, and than enabled it globally with systemctl --global enable redshift.service





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