During practice of customizing VirtualPathProvider, I found that it the custom VirtualPathProvider can be registered in Global.asax or in AppInitialize method according to MSDN http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.hosting.virtualpathprovider.aspx. However, MSDN doesn’t clearly describe the method AppInitialize.
I’m looking for guidelines on what one should and should not include in the various startup files for zsh.
How can I start applications on specific workspaces in i3 when it starts?
It’s a question about user space applications, but hear me out!
I am running Debian 7 Wheezy and I need to start some screens on startup as soon as there is a fully functional internet connection. However, not, if the internet connection broke and was connected again. So only on the first functional internet connection after boot.
I want to run this command every time I log in (or every time I start up, if that doesn’t work): xmodmap -e 'keysym Delete = Menu' -e 'keysym Menu = Delete'
I was making some changes to /etc/fstab, when this chicken and egg question occurred to me – if /etc/fstab contains the instructions for mounting the file systems, including the root partition, then how does the OS read that file in the first place?
I need one process run before log in to system. How to run it like services? how do I make services in Linux?
I have installed Debian wheezy on my machine with a netinst image, now I would like to deactivate the desktop and boot straight to the command line, not only that but I would like to not waste any resource on the X11/gnome/gdm at all if not needed.
I have a Linux kernel module which I compiled dynamically. How is it added to startup? There are lot of .ko files in /lib/modules. How is priority set for loading these modules?