Appreciate you linking those!
Per Thagrol, boot.pdf document "Running A Program At Start Up A Beginner's Guide" I have attempted the following:
"6.1.1 Autostart Via wayfire.ini"RESULT: "Permission Denied"Code:
$HOME/.config/wayfire.ini
That's not something I've ever instructed anyone to use as a command. So the error is likely that you're trying to execute a file that does not (and should not) have execute permission. You need to open it in the text editor of your choice.
and
"6.1.2 Autostart Via A .desktop File"RESULT: "cannot make directory" ... "Permission Denied"Code:
mkdir -p /home/pi/.config/autostart
Is your username pi? If not that's the reason for the error. As stated in my guide, you must replace "pi" with your actual username.
The -p argument to mkdir instructs it to create all directories in the specified path if they do not exist. If there is no user pi it will first try to create /home/pi but only root has (and should have) write permission on /home. If there is a user called pi but that's not who you are currently logged in as you won't have permission to access their home directory or its contents.
If you don't know your username, whoami will tell you.
Statistics: Posted by thagrol — Mon Nov 18, 2024 6:24 pm