On 26.08.2016 09:42 PM, Mike Gabriel wrote:
On Debian and Ubuntu machines, we inject some MATE branding in
/etc/X11/Xsession.d/, basically by injecting another path into
$XDG_DATA_DIRS (/usr/share/mate).In that directory, you can find some tweaks for default applications
and such (debian-mate-default-settings or ubuntu-mate-default-settings
by package name).For autostarting applications, MATE strictly follow the XDG specs by
freedesktop.org.
A more simple way would be to create a script in ~/bin/, for instance called "resize.sh" with this content:
#!/bin/sh sleep 30s xrandr -s 1680x1050
(Maybe you'll need to adjust the sleeping time, but that's for your experimentation.)
Then make sure it's executable via "chmod +x ~/bin/resize.sh".
Then use System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications in MATE and then add a new entry calling this script exactly.
Mihai