Hi, drrdf. As to the autostart files and directories, I have a custom LXDE setup so most of my autostart files/directories do not match to the default. The one directory I am certain matches is /home/[username]/.config/autostart which contains .desktop files of programs that are autostarted. You can delete any program file from that directory that you do not want autostarted. Sorry I can't help more.
This may sound strange, but you might try completely removing numlock then reinstalling to give numlock a new configuration. My thoughts are: numlock came preinstalled and any programs having dealings with numlock knew that (for example, Lite Tweaks and LightDM). If you completely remove and then do a new install of numlock, the mystery setting that keeps turning it on might dissapear, note I said maybe
Command to completely remove numlock: sudo apt-get purge numlock
(Purge removes all configuration files for that package.)
To error on the side of caution, I would reboot so other programs that have dealings with numlock see that it is no longer installed and adjust accordingly (hopefully).
Now reinstall numlock: sudo apt-get install numlock
Then go to Lite Tweaks and ensure that numlock is turned off.
I cannot promise this will work, but at this point, almost anything is worth a try. When I was using straight up Ubuntu, I did this once or twice for some programs and it actually worked, but then other times it didn't seem to change anything. Please let us know.
Good luck, skippy95
This may sound strange, but you might try completely removing numlock then reinstalling to give numlock a new configuration. My thoughts are: numlock came preinstalled and any programs having dealings with numlock knew that (for example, Lite Tweaks and LightDM). If you completely remove and then do a new install of numlock, the mystery setting that keeps turning it on might dissapear, note I said maybe
Command to completely remove numlock: sudo apt-get purge numlock
(Purge removes all configuration files for that package.)
To error on the side of caution, I would reboot so other programs that have dealings with numlock see that it is no longer installed and adjust accordingly (hopefully).
Now reinstall numlock: sudo apt-get install numlock
Then go to Lite Tweaks and ensure that numlock is turned off.
I cannot promise this will work, but at this point, almost anything is worth a try. When I was using straight up Ubuntu, I did this once or twice for some programs and it actually worked, but then other times it didn't seem to change anything. Please let us know.
Good luck, skippy95