I am using multiple workspaces. I have added a number of applications in Startup applications and I have a script that moves the applications to the workspaces that I want. I would like to automate the process on startup.
If I add the script to run at startup no application is moved. I am assuming that the startup script runs before the applications are launched.
Is there any way I can automatically run the script after the startup applications have been launched
A simple way to delay a startup script is to add something like this at the beginning:
sleep 10
to make the script wait 10 seconds before moving the applications
Why didn’t I think of that 
Still doesn’t work. I have a script in startup.services in systemd.services. How can I tell if the script is actually initiated?
Why not log something to syslog so you can check?
I was assuming that you meant a bash script rather than a systemd service because you did not mention a systemd service
If you do not know if the script is initiated, I do not see how you could determine that the sleep command within the script does not work
If you could post the script and/or any systemd service you are trying to use, someone may be able to see any problems
You could always create a systemd startup unit that depends on a user. Or something like that.
Sorry guys. I was doing this the hard way
I have now set up a command in Startup Applications (with a delay) and it works perfectly