Try putting it in /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE/autostart instead like this: @sh script.sh What exactly do you mean by the script.sh bit? Should that be a path to the script saved with a .sh extension? Edit: I tried that with the script saved in /var/www/script.sh and added @sh /var/www/script.sh to the ...

I've been trying to get a libre impress presentation to start on start up and I've been failing horribly. I had a simple 2 line script working that I put in the /home/pi/.config/lxession/LXDE/autostart directory which was working but then when I modified it to be more complicated it stopped running ...

Perhaps you don't have show hidden files on? Right click in the explorer and click show hidden files and folders. I made the same silly mistake too :p It happens to the best of us.