On Ubuntu 12.04 start up, run a script in Python.

The project requires: 1 .desktop file, 1 Python script and 1 Python function. 1. A ".desktop" (see below, URL for details) type file that activate script #2 on Ubuntu 12.04 start-up. 2. A python script that has a variable containing path to directory (pathi = /path/to/directory). The scripts creates a Boolean variable set to False (you can just pickle it so it would be accessible to script 3), then sleeps to 300 seconds (a simple from time import sleep will be enough). if the Boolean is still set to False then delete, recursively, the directory to whom the path leads to. 3. A python function, when activate it sets the Boolean variable (from scrip 2) to True. Due to the fact that script 2 and function 3 may not reside at the same directory you should write your scrips accordingly. Please send me an example of a .desktop file, running a python script from some directory as a proof of knowledge. desktop file: [login to view URL]