Open a folder on startup

Asked by Olive Branch

I would like to know if their is way to open a folder on startup?

I have two folders on a external hard drive that I would like to have automatically open when the I login?

The drives mount perfectly but I would like to have the folders open WITHOUT having to right clicking and the press open.

I would like this process to happen automatically....

Is it possible?

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Olive Branch (obim.itsupport) said :
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The machine has Ubuntu 11.04 running on it.

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Best Eliah Kagan (degeneracypressure) said :
#2

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingProgramToSessionStartup

The startup command to open a folder whose absolute path is FOLDER is:

nautilus FOLDER

If you need a more detailed description of what to do, that accounts for the Unity interface in Natty, then please let me know (I just don't have access to a machine running Unity at the moment).

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Olive Branch (obim.itsupport) said :
#3

Thanks 4 the help. I wasn't in the office for the last two days and I am actually on site somewhere else today. I will see if I can manage with what you have given me. Will let you know you know by Monday. Thanks again for the help.

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Olive Branch (obim.itsupport) said :
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Thanks Eliah Kagan, that solved my question.