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I'm thinking of developing an application to watch changes for auto starting applications and service that would notify when:
- A service state change (enabled/disabled/added/removed)
- An application is added/removed to boot
- Eventually revert the change
Auto start location to be watched:
- Systemd services
- Systemd timers
- Cron...
~/.kde/Autostart/etc/init.d//etc/xdg/autostart/~/.xinitrc- etc.
Note that I am looking for a gui application eventually something that reside on the system tray or may be a script that pop-up a message/window.
There are some tools and command like
incron,diff <(cat old) <(cat new),notify-send,zenityandgxmessageto make it easy to write a bash script that could take care of all that but is there an application that already do that?Is there a similar tool that I can start from to avoid writing everything from scratch or a tool/application that have a different purpose but could be transformed into the needed function? (any programming language)
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I'm thinking of developing an application to watch changes for auto starting applications and service that would notify when:
- A service state change (enabled/disabled/added/removed)
- An application is added/removed to boot
- Eventually revert the change
Auto start location to be watched:
- Systemd services
- Systemd timers
- Cron...
~/.kde/Autostart/etc/init.d//etc/xdg/autostart/~/.xinitrc- etc.
Note that I am looking for a gui application eventually something that reside on the system tray or may be a script that pop-up a message/window.
There are some tools and command like
incron,diff <(cat old) <(cat new),notify-send,zenityandgxmessageto make it easy to write a bash script that could take care of all that but is there an application that already do that?Is there a similar tool that I can start from to avoid writing everything from scratch or a tool/application that have a different purpose but could be transformed into the needed function? (any programming language)
bash systemd services desktop autostart
asked 2 hours ago
intikaintika
845410
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I'm thinking of developing an application to watch changes for auto starting applications and service that would notify when:
- A service state change (enabled/disabled/added/removed)
- An application is added/removed to boot
- Eventually revert the change
Auto start location to be watched:
- Systemd services
- Systemd timers
- Cron...
~/.kde/Autostart/etc/init.d//etc/xdg/autostart/~/.xinitrc- etc.
Note that I am looking for a gui application eventually something that reside on the system tray or may be a script that pop-up a message/window.
There are some tools and command like
incron,diff <(cat old) <(cat new),notify-send,zenityandgxmessageto make it easy to write a bash script that could take care of all that but is there an application that already do that?Is there a similar tool that I can start from to avoid writing everything from scratch or a tool/application that have a different purpose but could be transformed into the needed function? (any programming language)
bash systemd services desktop autostart
asked 2 hours ago
intikaintika
845410
I'm thinking of developing an application to watch changes for auto starting applications and service that would notify when:
- A service state change (enabled/disabled/added/removed)
- An application is added/removed to boot
- Eventually revert the change
Auto start location to be watched:
- Systemd services
- Systemd timers
- Cron...
~/.kde/Autostart/etc/init.d//etc/xdg/autostart/~/.xinitrc- etc.
Note that I am looking for a gui application eventually something that reside on the system tray or may be a script that pop-up a message/window.
There are some tools and command like
incron,diff <(cat old) <(cat new),notify-send,zenityandgxmessageto make it easy to write a bash script that could take care of all that but is there an application that already do that?Is there a similar tool that I can start from to avoid writing everything from scratch or a tool/application that have a different purpose but could be transformed into the needed function? (any programming language)
bash systemd services desktop autostart
bash systemd services desktop autostart
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