Calendar as Startup

[Mavrimorn]

Hey, all!

I have a question on adding apps to the startup roster. I managed to do this with Bluemail, which I found rather easily to add it's "command" (launch file, I assume) to the startup list. I want to do the same thing with my calendar app, but I cannot for the life of me find that "command." I don't know if I have the wrong app name, or what, but I'm entirely lost. Traditional Windows file system this ain't, which is a net positive, but not what I spent my childhood learning. Anyway, this is the gnome calendar app that I'm working with.

Can anyone spare a tip for a poor, confused tenderfoot?

[Mr_Magoo]

In Zorin menu > System Tools > Startup Applications, you should be able to click the  Add  button, then put:

Name: Gnome Calendar
Command: sh -c 'gnome-calendar'
Comment: Starts Gnome Calendar

... unless you've got the FlatPak version of Gnome Calendar installed. If so, I'm not sure of the command for that.

[Mavrimorn]

Thank you, I'll try that! It may be a snap, but I don't think it's FlatPack... I don't recall the actual install (it was a while ago). How do I tell for sure?

[Mr_Magoo]

You could search for apt, FlatPak and Snap installed packages:
sudo apt list --installed | grep calendar
sudo flatpak list | grep calendar
sudo snap list | grep calendar
... but it's probably faster just to try it and see if it fails. If it does, then list the packages.

[Mavrimorn]

It worked! Calendar now launches upon startup. Thank you all very much!

[Ocka]

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