Disable gnome-software from loading at startup

http://askubuntu.com/questions/959353/ddg#959360

Go to `/etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-software-service.desktop` and remove the line

`NoDisplay=true`

or change `true` to `false`.
Then GNOME Software should appear in your Startup Applications list. You can disable it from there.

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If GNOME Software still doesn't appear in Startup Applications list following the suggestion above, follow the steps below.

Copy `/etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-software-service.desktop` to the `~/.config/autostart/ directory`.

Open the copied `.desktop` file with a text editor and remove the line

`NoDisplay=true`

or change `true` to `false`.

Now `GNOME Software` should appear in your `Startup Applications` list. Disable it. Alternatively, you may append a line

`X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=false`

to the copied `.desktop` file.

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Disable gnome-software from loading at startup

Gnome-software, which is one of the top memory consumers, is being loaded at startup and thus decreasing boot time. I rarely use gnome-software, and on most boot-ups it is useless. However there i...

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this wont be anything insightful but still: #gnome #gnome_software definitely needs some solution for differentiating distribution native packages from #flatpak and #snappy ones. filtering option along with marking these with special icon on the packages grid should be here already - a simple line in package description is not enough.