Sleep command during startup, linux

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I was wondering why this doesn't work and What I can do as an alternative. "sleep 10&&tilda" works in a regular console but doesn't seem to run during the startup cycle. I need to use the sleep because if I don't the tilda window doesn't look like it should. enter image description here

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What you are entering as a “command” here isn't a full shell prompt—you can only specify a command name and some arguments. If you want to use a shell, you have to invoke it explicitly:

bash -c "sleep 10 && tilda"