How to manage startup applications in Ubuntu

Manage boot applications in Ubuntu have you ever considered managing boot applications in Ubuntu? If your Ubuntu system starts very slowly at startup, you need to consider this issue. Each time you start an operating system, a series of applications are automatically started. These applications are called & lsquo; boot Application & rsquo; or & lsquo; boot Startup Program & rsquo ;. Over time, when you install enough applications in the system, you will find that

Manage boot application in Ubuntu

You have consideredManage boot application in Ubuntu? If your Ubuntu system starts very slowly at startup, you need to consider this issue.

Each time you start an operating system, a series of applications are automatically started. These applications are called 'start application upon start' or 'start application upon start '. Over time, when you have installed enough applications in the system, you will find that too many 'boot-started applications' are automatically started at startup, they eat a lot of system resources and slow down your system. This may make you feel stuck. I think this is not what you want.

One way to make Ubuntu faster is to control these startup applications. Ubuntu provides you with a GUI tool for you to find these boot applications, and then completely disable or delay their startup, so that each application will not run at the same time.

In this article, we will seeIn Ubuntu, how to control the startup of an application, how to enable an application at startup, and how to discover hidden startup applications.The guidance provided here applies to all Ubuntu versions, such as Ubuntu 12.04, Ubuntu 14.04, and Ubuntu 15.04.

Manage boot application in Ubuntu

By default, Ubuntu providesStartup ApplicationsYou do not have to install the tool. You can find the tool in the Unity panel.

Start the application tool on ubuntu

Click it to start. Below is myStartup ApplicationsFormat:

View the Startup Program in Ubuntu

 

Remove boot application from Ubuntu

It's up to you to find out which program is of little use to you. For me, it's the Caribou software. It's a screen keyboard program and it's useless when it is turned on, so I want to remove it from the list of boot programs.

You can choose to prevent a program from starting at startup, but keep this option in the startup program list for later activation. ClickCloseButton to retain your preference settings.

Remove the boot program from Ubuntu

To remove a program from the startup program list, select the corresponding option and clickRemoveButton to retain your preference settings.

Remove the program from the boot list in Ubuntu

It should be noted that this will not uninstall the program, but will not automatically start the program every time it is started. You can perform similar operations on all programs you don't like.

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