How to manage (add or delete) boot startup programs in Ubuntu 12.10

In Windows, you can run msconfig to conveniently manage startup programs and services of the operating system.

In Ubuntu, how can I easily add or delete startup programs and services?

Linux boot programs are started through script programs. The specific content is in/etc/rc0.d ~ In/etc/rc6.d and/etc/rcS. d, start with S and start with K.

But how can I easily manage the startup programs and services of the operating system through the graphic interface? The following describes several methods.

1. Search for and open Startup Applications or start application preferences in Dash Home. If there is nothing in the Startup Program Manager, open the terminal and enter the command: sudo sed-I's/NoDisplay = true/NoDisplay = false/G'/etc/xdg/autostart /*. and then restart the program manager to view the programs and services that have been started by yourself.

2. Use rcconf or sysv-rc-conf.

Rcconf installation:

Sudo apt-get install rcconf

Run rcconf:

Sudo rcconf

Sysv-rc-conf is more comprehensive than rcconf. The installation method is as follows:

Sudo apt-get sysv-rc-conf

Run sysv-rc-conf:

Sudo sysv-rc-conf