Using .bash_profile for start at login

[apocatarsis]

I believe the naga.desktop thing only works in Ubuntu, and it has always been a little unpredictable. Using .bash_profile should be better and work wherever bash is used, but adding a line to .bash_profile could be a problem if someone tries, for example, to install several times.

The current master uses .bash_profile

[Destroyer]

I don't think it's better at all, in fact I think it's worse to use since most of the people will use it on ubuntu/debian/mint. Just because .bash_profile is not even called in ubuntu, see http://askubuntu.com/a/121075/401490
So I'd definitely keep the autostart solution.

[apocatarsis]

Oh I didnt know about the Ubuntu thing. But .profile appears to be more general? Let's drop the .bash_profile then for now

[apocatarsis]

Thing is that at least for me, in CentOS or Ubuntu, the autostart has never really worked out of the box...

[Destroyer]

Interesting, it always worked for me at least. But either way we can keep the autostart optional and use ~/.profile instead, but first can you try if it works for you?