Thread: Problem establishing calibre in systemctl
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Old 04-06-2024, 03:05 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Tlman46 View Post
I'm running LXQt 1.3.0, so X
Re: "does Calibre work if you leave it open and have "restart open" after log out selected?" - I have no idea! Like I said I'm relatively inexperienced with Linux and I'm not sure what operation you are referring to.
On Mint and many other distros there is Startup Applications Preferences under Personal in Control Center
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Tick the box and log out with only Calibre running.

Then reboot and log in. If calibre doesn't correctly automatically load then it certainly won't from systemd.

If it does work, and it should, then the problem is something else.

However, what is the purpose of launching Calibre without logging in?
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