Quote Originally Posted by Stephen
I would normally put a command like that in /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh at the bottom of the file.
Yea, but, as far as I see it, bootmisc.sh is not only for shell-startup?

But hotkeys needs to be started under X.

So, I made mada file called ~/.Xsession
Code:
#!/bin/sh

exec hotkeys -t aspire1300
and in the Xsessions.options is

Code:
allow-user-xsession
but, still it doesn't work