Cerebro: Start with the SO

[rafa-acioly]

Is there any way to start the App along with the OS? (I'm currently starting through terminal)

[chopfitzroy]

On linux? You should have a "Startup applications" utility that you can point to /usr/bin/cerebro.

NOTE: I am not sure if that is the right path :)

[luisdavim]

On Linux this is easy to achieve, but how can it be done in OS X?

[rafa-acioly]

@CrashyBang No files are generated in the / usr / bin folder :(
i'm using ubuntu 16.04

@luisdavim can you say how can i do it?

I was thinking keep running in the background, how can I do this also?

[rafa-acioly]

I found the solution.

I first copied the .AppImage file to the / usr / bin folder and then added it to gnome-session-properties

[luisdavim]

@rafa-acioly that depends on what DE you are using, for example on i3 you add

exec --no-startup-id <command-that-you-normally-use>

On Gnome and Unity you can create a .desktop file under ~/.config/autostart/ that looks something like this:

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=<Name of application as displayed>
Exec=<command to execute>
Icon=<full path to icon>
Comment=<optional comments>
X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=true

I hope this helps.

[luisdavim]

I've also found the solution for OS X, go to:

1. System Preferences>Users & Groups.
2. Select your User ID.
3. Select Login Items.
4. Click the lock icon and enter and admin password.
5. Click the + button to select an app from your Applications folder.
6. Or drag app icons across to Startup Items.