If you choose not to start on boot, it gives these instructions for changing your mind later:
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sudo systemctl enable kolibri |
However, these don't work on Ubuntu 14.04 and other non-systemd setups. Instead, for these, it should recommend update-rc.d kolibri defaults.
If you choose not to start on boot, it gives these instructions for changing your mind later:
kolibri-installer-debian/debian/kolibri.templates
Line 36 in 4c3c6ff
However, these don't work on Ubuntu 14.04 and other non-systemd setups. Instead, for these, it should recommend
update-rc.d kolibri defaults.