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I am using PCloud (cloud storage) on my Ubuntu 14.04 machine. To avoid any misunderstanding, I want to clarify that PCloud is just another Dropbox like cloud storage solution. I want to start this application automatically every time I log in. To do this I've searched the binary file in the "/" directory of my machine, but I've found no binary files for PCloud!!!

How can I add PCloud in startup applications?

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To find the command:

Most default applications will have a .desktop file located in /usr/share/applications.

To find out about the corresponding terminal command that will be run when launching one of these applications open the file browser Nautilus and right click on the application's icon to select Properties in the context menu. [Then, look at the "command" box]


Then: Dash > Startup Applications

Add a new entry, and in the "command" box, put the command to launch this program from CMDline.

Please note, it may not start instantly after logon. It might be 30 seconds before it opens.