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In PureOS you can set an application to start on boot by using the `GNOME Tweaks`. To do it:
- Open `GNOME Tweaks`
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- Select `Startup Applications`, and then press the `+` button
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- Select the application you want to start on boot and press `Add`
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And it is all done.
To remove an application from startup: go to `GNOME Tweaks`, select `Startup Applications`, and then press the `Remove button` to the right of the application that you no longer want to start on boot.
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In PureOS you can set an application to start on boot by using the `GNOME Tweaks`. To do it:
- Open `GNOME Tweaks`
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- Select `Startup Applications`, and then press the `+` button
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- Select the application you want to start on boot and press `Add`
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And it is all done.
To remove an application from startup: go to `GNOME Tweaks`, select `Startup Applications`, and then press the `Remove button` to the right of the application that you no longer want to start on boot.
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In PureOS you can set an application to start on boot by using the `GNOME Tweaks`. To do it:
- Open `GNOME Tweaks`
{F750129, width=690, alt=cdp1}
- Select `Startup Applications`, and then press the `+` button
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- Select the application you want to start on boot and press `Add`
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And it is all done.
To remove an application from startup: go to `GNOME Tweaks`, select `Startup Applications`, and then press the `Remove button` to the right of the application that you no longer want to start on boot.
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