Welcome to Raspberry

[Alberto]

Hello,
The "Welcome to Raspberry" program that suppose to run once at the first time the LXPanel run,
Keep popup every time the LXPanel starts.
how do I get rid of it?

[u.biakoup]

Hello Alberto,

Hello! If the "Welcome to Raspberry" program keeps popping up every time the LXPanel starts, it is likely that the program is set to run on startup or is triggered by a configuration setting. To stop it from popping up, you can try the following steps:

1. Check LXPanel Startup Applications:
- Right-click on an empty space on the LXPanel.
- Select "Panel Settings" or "Configure Panel" (depending on your LXPanel version).
- Look for a tab or section related to "Startup Applications" or "Autostart."
- Look for an entry related to the "Welcome to Raspberry" program or any suspicious entry that might be causing the popup.
- If you find it, uncheck or remove it from the list.

2. Check Autostart Directories:
- Open a terminal window (you can find it in the "Accessories" or "System Tools" menu).
- Check the system-wide autostart directory by running the command:
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     ls /etc/xdg/autostart/ 

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- Check the user-specific autostart directory by running the command:
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ls ~/.config/autostart/

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- Look for any file related to the "Welcome to Raspberry" program or anything suspicious.
- If you find it, remove the corresponding file from the autostart directory.

3. Check Hidden Autostart Files:
- Open a terminal window.
- Navigate to the user's home directory by running the command:
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 cd ~

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- Check for hidden autostart files by running the command:
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 ls -a | grep autostart

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- Look for any hidden autostart files or folders related to the "Welcome to Raspberry" program.
- If you find any, delete or modify them accordingly.

4. Reboot your Revolution Pi to ensure the changes take effect.

By following these steps, you should be able to stop the "Welcome to Raspberry" program from popping up every time the LXPanel starts. If the issue persists, make sure to double-check for any other settings or configurations that might be causing the program to run on startup.

Best Regards

Ulrich Kouatang Biakoup | Technical Support

[Alberto]

I'm sorry I didn't mention that the problem occur
after installation of the new bullseye (RevPi Bullseye 64-bit (ID: 6829)
I was expected that after initial setup the "Welcome to Raspberry" will not pop up
after every boot.
Anyway, the solution is to delete the file /etc/xdg/autostart/piwiz.desktop