Some months ago I decided to launch automatically Konqueror everytime kde starts up. I did it through System settings -> Startup and shutdown -> Autostart.
Now I don’t want it to autostart anymore.
But konqueror is neither in System settings -> Startup and shutdown -> Autostart; nor in ~/.kde4/autostart; nor in ~/.kde4/share/autostart.
Nevertheless it starts automatically at login.
hcvv has a valid item to check in KDE’s Personnel Settings / Advanced Tab / Advanced User Settings / Sessions Manager / On Logon Section / Start with an Empty Session Bullet.
In Personal settings -> Startup and shutdown -> Session Management the option Start with an empty session is selected. It was like that before (I forgot to include this information in my first post).
Anyway, konqueror starts everytime I log in, no matter if it was running when I logged out or not.
Obviously it is not more than a strange thing, but it’s in fact very curious, isn’t it?
Handy… I have a program that pops up automatically after the first time I started it (remote desktop hosting) and I can’t get it to NOT pop up the invitation dialog box every time I boot up.
Have you checked all those folders in which autostart programs can be?
Now I know at least three in kde: ~/.kde4/autostart ~/.kde4/share/autostart ~/.config/autostart
apart from /usr/share/autostart
But autostart could be enabled in some setting of the program itself? For instance, kalarm settings have that option