![]() Please wait a minute until menu of KeyRemap4MacBook is shown. Until KeyRemap4MacBook.app is launched at login, the keyboard layout is not changed. "Resume" feature introduced by Lion delays launching apps at login. I don't know any way to reduce it, but KeyRemap4MacBook's FAQ says it is caused by Resume: KeyRemap4MacBook does not work after boot on OS X 10.7. Since 10.7 there has been a relatively long delay before some login items or launchd jobs are started. _ in /var/db/launchd.db/.$UID/ist is used to configure login items for helper applications used by sandboxed applications like ScreenFlow, DayOne, and TuneUp. Some applications and processes are started up via property lists in ~/Library/LaunchAgents/, /Library/LaunchAgents/, or /Library/LaunchDaemons/. Osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to make new login item at end with properties ' You can add a login item with AppleScript: The settings for login items are stored in ~/Library/Preferences/. I don't know how to use lsappinfo to wait until an application finishes opening. Lsappinfo launch launchandhide=true nofront=true /Applications/TextEdit.app also always opens TextEdit hidden and without making it frontmost. ![]() The -j option for open was added in 10.8 and it is only shown in the help message and not on the man page. To avoid that, check if the application is already running with for example pgrep. For some applications like TextEdit and Mail, it opens a new visible window if the application is running but has no open windows. Open -jg usually opens an application hidden ( -j) and without making it frontmost ( -g). osascript -e 'tell app "TextEdit"' -e reopen -e activate -e end also reopens a default window if TextEdit is running but has no open windows. If an application like TextEdit or Mail is not running, launch and activate open a new visible default window. Screenrec is truly FREE and the best Screenrec is truly FREE, and doesnt bother you with pop-ups asking you to pay. launch doesn't make an application frontmost but activate does. ![]() Osascript -e 'launch app "AppName" and osascript -e 'activate app "AppName" are blocked until the application finishes opening. Osascript -e 'launch app "ScreenRecycler"' You can run the script at login by for example saving the plist below as ~/Library/LaunchAgents/. Pgrep -qx Transmission||open -jga Transmission If you're using a shell script to open applications, try something like this: osascript -e 'launch app "ScreenRecycler"'
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