add systemd service
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Woops, wrong repo, didn't see #166. I'll repost this to https://github.com/FDH2/UxPlay (FDH2#317). |
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Hello, thanks for this incredible project!
As a regular user, I'd like UxPlay to start automatically as soon as I open my session, and I didn't want to keep a terminal open. Here I propose a minimal systemd service that allows to start UxPlay as a daemon.
This way, we can start uxplay with
systemctl start --user uxplay. If we want to make it start at login,systemctl enable --user uxplaywill do it.Hope this will help!