There are a number of ways these could be starting, some dependent on your window manager (which may be managing 'sessions" for you.)
Its unlikely to be to do with runlevels as the offending programs are user programs, not daemons. try looking at your window manager's session management configuration, and also at any options within the program itself (IIRC kopete has a config to start (or not start) on kde starting). On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 11:17:20 +1300 Roger Searle wrote: > Hi, I thought this would be an easy thing to find in google but it > appears I don't know the right thing to ask. I want to stop some > programmes loading when I log on to my suse 9.3 machine, specifically > kopete and an instance of skype (which is starting up twice, once on an > old account name and also on my current account - the latter one I want > to continue to start up). > > I have found plenty of info on runlevels and looked around in Yast but > am no clearer on how to achieve this - can someone point me in the right > direction? > > Cheers, > Roger -- Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
