Linux Auto Start: Configure Boot Commands Easily

Here’s how to set Linux to start up automatically when the computer is turned on:

1. Open the terminal and log into the system with root privileges.
2. Edit the /etc/rc.local file, which contains commands that need to be executed when the system starts up.
3. Add the commands that need to be started at boot in the rc.local file, each command should be on a separate line.
4. Save and close the rc.local file.
5. Add executable permission to the rc.local file using the chmod command: chmod +x /etc/rc.local
6. Restart the system to ensure that the added commands are executed automatically during startup.

Furthermore, different Linux distributions may have different configuration methods, you can search for the corresponding settings based on the specific distribution.