Ubuntu Linux Disable Autorun | How do I disable autorun in Ubuntu Linux? As in recent news, Linux on the Desktop is vulnerable to autorun attacks via a specially crafted USB flash drive. You can help to make your Linux Desktop safer by disabling autorun for removable media. In Ubuntu, open up a terminal (Applications > Accessories > Terminal). In
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