Automatically start the terminal and run scripts or commands in Ubuntu

The current system used to automatically start the terminal and run scripts or commands in Ubuntu is Ubuntu10.041. suppose the default directory of the current terminal is:/root; 2. go to the/home/wilson/directory and create the bash file. sh. the content is as follows: DatePwd & gt; aaaa and the executable permission: chmod... the current system used to automatically start the terminal and run scripts or commands in Ubuntu is: Ubuntu 10.04 1. assume that the default directory of the current terminal is:/root; 2. go to the/home/wilson/directory and create the bash file. sh: Date Pwd> aaaa with executable permissions: chmod + x aaaa; 3. in the terminal/root directory, run:/home/wilson/. sh, successful; 4. (gnome) main menu-> Application-à attachment-> terminal, right-click-> Add to desktop, and get a terminal starter on the desktop. Right-click and choose Properties> Basic> command, and modify it to gnome-terminal-x/home/wilson/. sh (must be an absolute path) double-click it to test whether it is successful or not. If the file aaaa is generated in the/root directory, the execution is successful. 5. (gnome) main menu-> System-> preference-> startup application-> Create (add)-> Copy gnome-terminal-x/home/wilson/. sh to three boxes, OK. After completing the preceding operations, restart reboot to automatically open the terminal and run script a. sh.