Still having the same problem but there's one behaviour which seems odd to me. Disabling services in Preferences/Sessions makes the appropriate changes to my /usr/share/gnome/autostart scripts, but every time I boot the default sessions are being written to ~/.config/autostart - including two more references for PulseAudio.
Aside from the fact that the only way I can get Bluetooth drivers to stop loading is to uninstall them, is there a chance that the double entries for starting desktop services are conflicting, and if so, how would one turn them off?
Still having the same problem but there's one behaviour which seems odd to me. Disabling services in Preferences/ Sessions makes the appropriate changes to my /usr/share/ gnome/autostart scripts, but every time I boot the default sessions are being written to ~/.config/autostart - including two more references for PulseAudio.
Aside from the fact that the only way I can get Bluetooth drivers to stop loading is to uninstall them, is there a chance that the double entries for starting desktop services are conflicting, and if so, how would one turn them off?