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Can't run script at startup Debian Buster Xfce cant use `Super` (system symbol key) to open `wishkermenu` emulating the windows behavior of startmenu. So I installed `xcape`, to modify keys, and ran the shell command xcape -e 'Super_L=Control_L|Escape' (I use the key to other things so I use that `xcape` to when release the key, it emulates `Esc`+`Ctrl`, I configure in keyboard hotkeys of `xfce` and assign `Esc`+`Ctrl` to `wishkermenu`) Works fine, the problem is that when I close the session I must run the command again. I tried to make a script and run it at startup following examples on the web but nothing happens. The script works correctly when I run it from shell, so the fail its on the startup ambit. Used `crontab` and `etc/init.d` but nothing happens. Heard that on debian its not good use different methods than systemd for that. How can I solve this problem, maybe a service?

I did it, just writed a barch script and executed it on startup applications Xfce4 menu. Thx 4 freedback

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