configautostart
Configautostart is a generic term for the configuration data and mechanisms that govern automatic startup of software, either at system boot or at user login. It encompasses the definitions that specify what should run, when it should run, and under what conditions.
A configautostart entry usually includes at least the executable or command to run, a trigger or schedule
Across platforms the exact format and location differ. In Linux, startup can be managed by systemd unit
Configuration formats include plain text, JSON, XML, or platform-specific descriptors. A reliable configautostart system provides validation,