iamprogrammerlk/Run a program on Ubuntu at startup

## Run a program on Ubuntu at startup
You can use the "crontab -e" command to add a program to the cron job scheduler,
so that it will launch it at startup, even if there is no GUI installed (useful for Ubuntu servers).

# First config the cronejob

~$crontab -e

# Select the text editor (I choosed NANO by hitting 1)
# Next, scroll to the bottom of the file and add the following line.

@reboot /path/to/executable/file

# Example if you wanna run firefox add line like this "@reboot firefox".
# All you really have to remember here is  ‘@reboot’.
# if you have a argumets to run add it after the executable path like this
# "@reboot firefox -O"

# Press "Ctrl + O" and hit Enter to save if you'r using Nano,
# and then "Ctrl + X" to exit.
# That’s it! Restart the system and see how it's works.
	You can use the "crontab -e" command to add a program to the cron job scheduler,
	so that it will launch it at startup, even if there is no GUI installed (useful for Ubuntu servers).

	# First config the cronejob

	~$crontab -e

	# Select the text editor (I choosed NANO by hitting 1)
	# Next, scroll to the bottom of the file and add the following line.

	@reboot /path/to/executable/file

	# Example if you wanna run firefox add line like this "@reboot firefox".
	# All you really have to remember here is ‘@reboot’.
	# if you have a argumets to run add it after the executable path like this
	# "@reboot firefox -O"

	# Press "Ctrl + O" and hit Enter to save if you'r using Nano,
	# and then "Ctrl + X" to exit.
	# That’s it! Restart the system and see how it's works.