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Question: How Do I Make a Script Run Automatically in Linux?

Elena Rostova • • 4 min read
Question: How Do I Make a Script Run Automatically in Linux?
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How do I autorun a script in Linux?

Executing Linux Scripts on Startup

  1. Launch Startup Applications. On the ‘Startup Applications’ main window, you will see three options on the right; Add, Remove, and Edit. …
  2. Add a startup program. A pop-window will open. …
  3. Update System. …
  4. Select Editor. …
  5. Reboot Cron Job. …
  6. rc.local file. …
  7. Systemd file. …
  8. Systemd File.

How do I make a script run automatically?

Configure Task in Windows Task Scheduler

  1. Click on Start Windows, search for Task Scheduler, and open it.
  2. Click Create Basic Task at the right window.
  3. Choose your trigger time.
  4. Pick the exact time for our previous selection.
  5. Start a program.
  6. Insert your program script where you saved your bat file earlier.
  7. Click Finish.
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Elena Rostova holds a Master's degree in Public Health Journalism. She covers groundbreaking medical research, holistic wellness trends, mental health awareness, and nutritional science.