Difference between revisions of "Power Suite Ubuntu x86/Lockdown Utility/Shell Launcher"
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The purpose of this function is to automatically run an application on power on.<br> | The purpose of this function is to automatically run an application on power on.<br> | ||
<span style="color:#ff0000;">"Shell Launcher" only support snap's application currently, how to create a snap installation package that supports this feature, you can refer to [https://mir-server.io/docs/packaging-a-gtk3-application-as-an-iot-gui Ubuntu Frame docs].</span> | <span style="color:#ff0000;">"Shell Launcher" only support snap's application currently, how to create a snap installation package that supports this feature, you can refer to [https://mir-server.io/docs/packaging-a-gtk3-application-as-an-iot-gui Ubuntu Frame docs].</span> | ||
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'''Step1.''' Select the “Lockdown Utility” page. | '''Step1.''' Select the “Lockdown Utility” page. | ||
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The selected application will automatically execute after restarting. | The selected application will automatically execute after restarting. |
Revision as of 09:44, 18 March 2024
Brief
The purpose of this function is to automatically run an application on power on.
"Shell Launcher" only support snap's application currently, how to create a snap installation package that supports this feature, you can refer to Ubuntu Frame docs.
Steps
Step1. Select the “Lockdown Utility” page.
Step2. From "Shell Launcher" area, choose an application from drop down menu.
Step3. Choose "breakout key" from drop down menu.
The "breakout key" is designed to escape shell launcher mode after press the key 5 times.
Step4. Choose "action after close shell" from drop down menu.
Step5. Click on "Confirm" to modify the setting.
Result
The selected application will automatically execute after restarting.