Following the instructions from Nuts and Volts : I entered sudo nano /etc/inittab and the editor did open up, but it was a blank file with [ New File ] showing at the bottom of editor.
I looked in the /etc folder and did not see a inittab file.
I was able to skip that step and move on to edit the profile file with sudo nano /etc/profile without issue, adding the command from the article made the photobooth program start up automatically on power up.
Using Raspbian Stretch, currently . I also recall not finding the file on the Jessie version either, and I never added the command to the profile file at that time so I had to start the photobooth with the terminal every time.
Following the instructions from Nuts and Volts : I entered
sudo nano /etc/inittaband the editor did open up, but it was a blank file with [ New File ] showing at the bottom of editor.I looked in the /etc folder and did not see a inittab file.
I was able to skip that step and move on to edit the profile file with
sudo nano /etc/profilewithout issue, adding the command from the article made the photobooth program start up automatically on power up.Using Raspbian Stretch, currently . I also recall not finding the file on the Jessie version either, and I never added the command to the profile file at that time so I had to start the photobooth with the terminal every time.