deejross
October 30th, 2009, 06:12 PM
I have a Mono terminal application that needs to run on login, but adding it using System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications doesn't start it. If it does, I can't see, but I NEED to be able to see the application. It does me no good if I can't see it.
I tried writing a bash script that runs it like this:
gnome-terminal --command="mono application.exe"
But I get an message box saying that gnome-terminal is having an error launching a child process or something like that.
Right now, I have the following bash script that works if I double-click on it from the Desktop and choose Display in Terminal, but fails to launch when added to Startup Application:
#!/bin/bash
cd ~/appDirectory
mono application.exe
Can someone help me with this? Oh, and I'm running Ubuntu 9.04.
I tried writing a bash script that runs it like this:
gnome-terminal --command="mono application.exe"
But I get an message box saying that gnome-terminal is having an error launching a child process or something like that.
Right now, I have the following bash script that works if I double-click on it from the Desktop and choose Display in Terminal, but fails to launch when added to Startup Application:
#!/bin/bash
cd ~/appDirectory
mono application.exe
Can someone help me with this? Oh, and I'm running Ubuntu 9.04.