Hi all, after i gave this advice: [image] System gets stuck Support Please define “freeze” better, because most likely, reading your text, you mean slows down a lot. I would suggest you to open 2 consoles (not terminals) using CTRL+ALT+F2/3, and run these in them respecti…

Edit: Tutorial moved to: [image] [How-To] Autostart programs on consoles Tutorials Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ Thanks to the feedback and idea from @papajoke in Autostart programs on consoles , i solved it by creating only the following two files: (including the missing sub-dirs…

Can you clearly explain what you want to autostart? You might not need systemd unit files if you just want to run the script as user. You can create a script and then add it to autostart in system settings as you are in KDE You will need systemd unit file if you want to run something as root user…

in my pc, i have 2 examples for tty : for tty12 /etc/systemd/system/journal@tty12.service [Unit] Description=Journal systemd on %I Documentation=man:journalctl(1) After=systemd-user-sessions.service systemd-journald.service ConditionPathExists=/dev/tty0 [Service] ExecStart=/usr/bin/sh -c "exec /…

[image] Thenujan: Can you clearly explain what you want to autostart? I want as example refering to that suggestion i linked to: Run 2 programs on different consoles outside the GUI… On one console, lets say console 12, i want to start htop On the other console, lets say console 11, i want …

I’ve had this unit for years, don’t remember the source (not me), seems like it came from a blog. journalctl enable to activate and will create a link in /etc/systemd/system/getty.target.wants/ Yes, it’s very similar to getty@.service The tty is read-only