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the job scheduler in Linux and other Unix-like operating systems. It enables users to schedule tasks to run non-interactively at specified intervals or predefined times, including upon reboot.
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How to move mouse pointer to a specific location on the screen AT BOOT?
The fallowing worked for me.
@reboot sleep 5 && xdotool mousemove 300 250
I'm not sure of the boot process but it probably got to do with the fact that xdtool has not started by the time you execu …
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