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  1. #1
    leemay is offline Junior Member
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    Default Terminal program

    When I start up my Mac, the Terminal Program starts up. I don't use it and it is annoying to quit out of.

    How do I get this NOT to start up when I boot the computer?

    Thanks

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    pmhapp is offline Member
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    Default

    System Preferences > Accounts > Login Items > Select Terminal and hit the Minus button.

  3. #3
    kyle is offline Senior Member
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    Default

    If the terminal window has anything more than a single line ending with "$" or "#," it may be that a script is being run by terminal at startup/login. If so, preventing terminal from starting will also prevent that script from running.

    In addition to the account login items, it could be started by the script /etc/rc.local in 10.5, or several other /etc/rc* scripts in 10.4 and earlier.

    There could also be a script or plist file in one of the following directories:

    /Library/StartupItems
    /System/Library/StartupItems
    /--your user directory--/Library/LaunchAgents
    /Library/LaunchAgents
    /Library/LaunchDaemons
    /System/Library/LaunchAgents
    /System/Library/LaunchDaemons


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