This is not a fix.
But you can manually add a startup entry by hand from an lxterminal window. I do this as part of my install script. It works for 16.04 and 18.04 and might help someone in the mean time until this gets properly fixed:
manually create the necessary directories: USERNAME=whateveryourusernameis LXDE_AUTOSTART_FILE="/home/$USERNAME/.config/lxsession/Lubuntu/autostart" mkdir -p "$(dirname "$LXDE_AUTOSTART_FILE")" chown -R "$USERNAME:$USERNAME" "/home/$USERNAME/.config/"
appending your command to the autostart file: CMD_TO_RUN=/path/to/whateverprogram echo "$CMD_TO_RUN" >> "$LXDE_AUTOSTART_FILE"
This is not a fix.
But you can manually add a startup entry by hand from an lxterminal window. I do this as part of my install script. It works for 16.04 and 18.04 and might help someone in the mean time until this gets properly fixed:
manually create the necessary directories: whateveryouruse rnameis FILE="/ home/$USERNAME/ .config/ lxsession/ Lubuntu/ autostart" AUTOSTART_ FILE")" $USERNAME" "/home/ $USERNAME/ .config/ "
USERNAME=
LXDE_AUTOSTART_
mkdir -p "$(dirname "$LXDE_
chown -R "$USERNAME:
appending your command to the autostart file: RUN=/path/ to/whateverprog ram AUTOSTART_ FILE"
CMD_TO_
echo "$CMD_TO_RUN" >> "$LXDE_