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I came across several answers, which will not work. I mean this is not a hard requirement, right? It should be straightforward and answered straightforward.

David
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    there are many ways of doing so, as even stated by yourself - but we cannot really help you unless you provide us with any steps / manuals / answers on AU you've tried so far, and what exactly is your goal (i.e: create x / do y / print z). – Pizza Mar 18 '21 at 09:36
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    Clarify which ones "will" not work. This isn't Python - it's perfectly OK to have multiple ways to do the same thing. – muru Mar 18 '21 at 09:54

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I guess the best way is to use cron.
On your terminal, run crontab -e and add the following line:

@reboot <your_command>

The @reboot jobs will run when the cron daemon starts.

For more details, check this link

singrium
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