12.04 LTS no edit startup

**Dgameman1** · July 10th, 2012

I remember beforehand, I was able to edit what occurs during startup on my computer

I have no way of getting to that now.
I run Gnome 3
I used to go to the activities bar on the top left and type in startup and there used to be something there.

Any suggestions?

**Carpentr** · July 10th, 2012

If you click the 'Dash Home' button on the top of the Unity sidebar (it is the Ubuntu symbol) and then type in 'Startup Applications,' you should be able to configure which programs launch at startup.

Good luck!

**Dgameman1** · July 11th, 2012

Originally Posted by Carpentr

If you click the 'Dash Home' button on the top of the Unity sidebar (it is the Ubuntu symbol) and then type in 'Startup Applications,' you should be able to configure which programs launch at startup.

Good luck!

Not there.
I know where it is, I used to have it. I just reformatted and it's not there anymore =/

**carl4926** · July 11th, 2012

In a terminal

Code:

gnome-session-properties

**Dgameman1** · July 11th, 2012

Originally Posted by carl4926

In a terminal

Code:

gnome-session-properties

I ******* love you!
Is there anywhere to get it back in my actives bar tho?

**carl4926** · July 11th, 2012

Originally Posted by Dgameman1

I ******* love you!
Is there anywhere to get it back in my actives bar tho?

No, not that I know of.
But the gnome desktop is changing rapidly and there are lots of extensions - I just don't really use any.
I think Clem over at Mint has build many in to give the old user experience back