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Hello Neon-Users,
after the upgrade to KDE Neon on 22.04 the automatic start of xbindkeys unfortunately doesn't work anymore, which worked without problems before the upgrade. I need xbindkeys to assign two additional mouse buttons. My $HOME/.xbindkeysrc
Also creating an autostart entry in the system settings to start xbindkeys did not bring any success. A manual start of xbindkeys in the KDE konsole always works fine and after that the additional mouse buttons were configured correctly. What do I have to do to start xbindkeys automatically again? Regards Bluelupo |
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Probably this thread might help:
viewtopic.php?f=309&t=176336&p=458570&hilit=autostart#p458570
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Hi claydoh, hmmm, I don't know how the thread you mentioned is going to help me right now. But anyway thanks for your answer. Regards Bluelupo |
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Switching from the new systemd startup scheme to the previous one seems to help people with autostart item issues. I missed mentioning that part
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Please note the following from that thread:
When you invoke xbindkey, it spawns another background process and exits. And this background process will be killed. Alex |
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Hello all,
after I opened a bugreport (https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=462099) at KDE about the above mentioned problem, the developer suggested I should execute the following command in the console:
...after that the autostart of my shellscript at the start of the KDE desktop worked fine again. Problem solved Greetings Bluelupo |
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The problem described by me with the not executed Autostart Shellscript is according to a developer in the bug report #462099 due to a bug in systemd version 249.11-0ubuntu3.6, which is contained in Neon currently in the repositories. In version 250 this bug is fixed.
Bugreport #462099: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=462099 |
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To add some value for others who may find this: the `kwriteconfig5` command above doesn't have to be run as root. It creates the file `~/.config/startkderc` if it doesn't already exist. If for whatever reason the new configuration causes other problems you can remove the file if it was newly created or remove the `systemBoot=false` line if there are other configurations you want to keep in the file. You have to log back in for the changes to take effect.
Mehmet p.s. bluelupo, thank you very much for this post. I was on the KDE forums to look up something else, saw your post, and thought I'd read it. Only ten minutes previously, I'd notice my custom bindings on my mouse weren't working, but I wasn't planning to investigate it today. Once I read your post, I realised it may be related, ran the `kwriteconfrig5` command, rebooted, and everything works as before. It's amazing finding a solution to a problem before you even start looking. p.p.s. I apologise if thank you posts aren't allowed as they clutter the forum. Mods, feel free to delete and let me know for future. |
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