Hmmm,. let me see if i understand this.. we now ask it in KDE - which I don't
think we used to, and STOPPED asking it in Gnome, where we used to. The
default in KDE is "no", where we ask the question, and is "yes" in gnome,
where we don't any longer, so busted stuff gets started every time Gnome
is restarted.
Can the default for Gnome be "no" ?
V.
On Tuesday 07 August 2001 12:32 pm, you wrote:
> Dans l'article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Vincent
>
> Meyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit :
> > When I log out of Gnome, it USED to ask if I wanted to save the
> > session, or
> > some such question, about restarting the apps that were up at the time
> > of logging out. It doesn't do that anymore.. and when Gnome is
> > restarted, it restarts any apps that were running at the time I logged
> > out - including Screem, which hangs! How do I get rid of this?
> > Shouldn't it ask about saving the session?
>
> This question is no longer asked since GNOME 1.4 (I think this was
> confusing users..). You can modify ~/.gnome/session directly or by using
> gnome control center (Startup applications), where the famous question
> has been moved..
