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Briar GTK
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Add FAQ entry about autostart
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## FAQ
## FAQ
### How can I let Briar start automatically at system boot?
Until
[
#66
](
https://code.briarproject.org/briar/briar-gtk/-/issues/66
)
is resolved, you can manually
tell your desktop environment to start Briar by creating the following file:
_.config/autostart/briar-gtk.desktop_
```
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=briar-gtk
Exec=/usr/bin/briar-gtk
```
If you're using Flatpak, you need to change
`Exec`
to
`/usr/bin/flatpak run app.briar.gtk`
.
### How can I run this on the Librem 5?
### How can I run this on the Librem 5?
Whether you own a Librem 5 or
Whether you own a Librem 5 or
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sudo
apt
install
flatpak-builder elfutils
sudo
apt
install
flatpak-builder elfutils
```
```
You can then
simply
You can then
[
follow the instructions from above
](
#developers
)
.
[
follow the instructions from above
](
#developers
)
.
Note that you need to modify everything a little bit to work on the Librem's arm platform
Note that you currently don't get beyond the setup screen
(not needed for the emulator):
because Briar Headless only works on x86 platforms so far
.
[
#49
](
https://code.briarproject.org/briar/briar-gtk/-/issues/49
)
.
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