I just installed preload. I found, that sudo /etc/init.d/preload start command is starting it - I need to do it after every boot up? Maybe it's starting automatically? If not - how can I set it to do it?
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The correct way to install preload:
sudo apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
sudo apt-get install preload
Yup, preload will start by itself when you boot your ubuntu system. You can use top command to check if it's running
top
You should see preload running.
Seth
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