Anydesk autostart, how to disable ?
by marozsas from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6D2RR)
Hi there !
I occasionally use AnyDesk (anydesk-6.2.1-1.x86_64.rpm) to give remote support in the company.
I have it installed on my machine, opensuse tumbleweed KDE, and it starts automatically and I want to disable this feature.
I've look at KDE autostart menu and it is not there. My KDE is set to start a fresh session every time, so it is not a "memorized" app. On the anydesk configuration options/menu there is nothing to enable/disable autostart.
On /usr/lib/systemd/ and /usr/lib/systemd/user there is nothing related to anydesk either.
The command `rpm -ql anydesk-6.2.1-1.x86_64` listed a candidate file `/usr/bin/anydesk-global-settings` that is a bash script that has a single line: `pkexec /usr/bin/anydesk --admin-settings`, so looks like the right file. But who/where/when this file `/usr/bin/anydesk-global-settings` is called ?
I occasionally use AnyDesk (anydesk-6.2.1-1.x86_64.rpm) to give remote support in the company.
I have it installed on my machine, opensuse tumbleweed KDE, and it starts automatically and I want to disable this feature.
I've look at KDE autostart menu and it is not there. My KDE is set to start a fresh session every time, so it is not a "memorized" app. On the anydesk configuration options/menu there is nothing to enable/disable autostart.
On /usr/lib/systemd/ and /usr/lib/systemd/user there is nothing related to anydesk either.
The command `rpm -ql anydesk-6.2.1-1.x86_64` listed a candidate file `/usr/bin/anydesk-global-settings` that is a bash script that has a single line: `pkexec /usr/bin/anydesk --admin-settings`, so looks like the right file. But who/where/when this file `/usr/bin/anydesk-global-settings` is called ?