OS name and version: Fedora 29 + gnome 3.30.2 fresh install
Issue description
When setting the preference "Start fwbackups (minimized) when I login" to enabled and there is no folder named ~/.config/autostart, fwbackups creates a file names autostart with the fwbackups.desktop contents in it.
Bug details
Steps to Reproduce:
remove or rename: /home/username/.config/autostart
open fwbackups and open preferences
enable Startfwbackups (minimized) when I login
your ~/.config/ folder now has a file named autostart
Thanks for your bug report! I am going to close this as 1.43.8-rc1 has been released and as a part of the shift to GTK4, auto-start functionality was removed.
System Details
Issue description
When setting the preference "Start fwbackups (minimized) when I login" to enabled and there is no folder named ~/.config/autostart, fwbackups creates a file names autostart with the fwbackups.desktop contents in it.
Bug details
Steps to Reproduce:
Observed results: ~/.config/autostart is a file with the contents of the .desktop file (and Gnome-tweaks/gnome-tweak-tool crashes because of it. bugreport: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-tweaks/issues/186)
Expected results: A folder named ~/.config/autostart with the fwbackups.desktop file in it.
Workaround: create a folder named autostart in ~/.config/ if there is none