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The purpose of this function is to remove the Ubuntu logo that appears when turning on and off the computer and locking the screen.
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== Brief ==
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The purpose of this function is to automatically run an application on power on.<br/> <span style="color:#ff0000;">"Shell Launcher" only supports 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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== Steps ==
  
 
'''Step1.'''&nbsp;Select the “Lockdown Utility” page.
 
'''Step1.'''&nbsp;Select the “Lockdown Utility” page.
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'''Step2.'''&nbsp;From "Shell Launcher" area, choose an application&nbsp;from drop down menu.
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'''Step2.'''&nbsp;From "Shell Launcher" area, choose a snap application&nbsp;from drop down menu.
  
 
[[File:Powersuite-lockdown-ShellLauncher-01.png|border|800x600px|Powersuite-lockdown-ShellLauncher-01.png]]
 
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Or choose a executable file.<br>
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[[File:Powersuite-lockdown-ShellLauncher-01_2.png|border|800x600px|Powersuite-lockdown-ShellLauncher-01_2.png]]
  
 
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'''Step3.'''&nbsp;Choose "breakout key"&nbsp;from drop down menu.
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'''Step3.'''&nbsp;Choose "breakout key"&nbsp;from drop down menu.<br/> The "breakout key" is designed to escape shell launcher mode after pressing the key 5 times.<br/> <span style="color:#e74c3c;">Note: If you don't want to set the 'break_out&nbsp;key', you can also use remote SSH to exit Shell Launcher mode,</span> [[Power_Suite_Ubuntu_x86/Q&A#How_to_escape_shell_launcher_mode_without_using_breakout_key|FAQ: How to escape shell_launcher mode without using breakout key]]
  
 
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'''Expect Result:'''
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== Result ==
  
 
The selected application will automatically execute after restarting.
 
The selected application will automatically execute after restarting.

Latest revision as of 11:44, 14 June 2024

Brief

The purpose of this function is to automatically run an application on power on.
"Shell Launcher" only supports 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.

Powersuite-lockdown-00.png

 

Step2. From "Shell Launcher" area, choose a snap application from drop down menu.

Powersuite-lockdown-ShellLauncher-01.png
Or choose a executable file.
Powersuite-lockdown-ShellLauncher-01_2.png

 

Step3. Choose "breakout key" from drop down menu.
The "breakout key" is designed to escape shell launcher mode after pressing the key 5 times.
Note: If you don't want to set the 'break_out key', you can also use remote SSH to exit Shell Launcher mode, FAQ: How to escape shell_launcher mode without using breakout key

Powersuite-lockdown-ShellLauncher-02.png

 

Step4. Choose "action after close shell" from drop down menu.

Powersuite-lockdown-ShellLauncher-03.png

 

Step5. Click on "Confirm" to modify the setting.

Powersuite-lockdown-ShellLauncher-04.png

 

Result

The selected application will automatically execute after restarting.