Lazy Load
One way would be to create a small bash script that will kick off those programs, then create a startup script that calls it via at. So, create your bash script, something like lazy-startup.sh:
Script 1:
#!/bin/bash
transmission
dropbox
other scripts
```Then create your kickoff script lazy-startup-kickoff.sh
Script 2, that will execute Script 1
#!/bin/bash at -f /path/to/lazy-startup.sh now + 5 minutes
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