Hi Joe, go to enlightenment settings -> windows -> windows remembers and you see a list of all your remembered windows. Another place to look would maybe be settings -> apps -> startup apps and see if you don't have anything in there.
Cheers Jochen On Wed, 5 Aug 2009 17:37:17 -0400 "Joe(theWordy)Philbrook" <[email protected]> wrote: > > It would appear that on Aug 4, Joe(theWordy)Philbrook did say: > > > So I'm hoping that someone would explain (or point me at a good > > reference) just what each of those "remember using" choices are > > supposed to do. And/or how to get "remember" to remember using the > > application (or effective initialization command string) loaded into > > the window rather than the label at the top... > > Update: A related problem I almost forgot about has resurfaced. At > some point while I was experimenting I must have told e17 to > start something in a konsole window at login... I don't remember doing > so. I would be more likely to use something like this from my .xinitrc > for e17: > > konsole --workdir ~/mail --name F2alpine --profile BlackGray -e > alpine & > > And then use window remember to place it on desk "1" WITHOUT checking > the "Start this program on login" option because I wouldn't expect > remember to capture and use the entire original command line including > the working directory, konsole profile, and terminal dependent > application arguments... But perhaps I accidentally did a remember on > a konsole one of the occasions I was trying to do something with > xclock... > > But in any case for a while a default konsole session such as would > result if I used "<alt>+<F2>konsole<enter>" was spontaneously > starting when I "login" to e17 via startx. > **Note: I've bound <alt>+<F2> to exebuf > I didn't want this konsole session to start. I expressly didn't want > it cluttering up desktop "0" So immediately after login I opened the > 'basic' remember dialog and selected "remember nothing" Apply, Close, > and then logged out... (heck the second time I tried to get rid of it > I even rebooted) But the next time I started e17, it was back. So I > tried something else. I moved it to desktop "5" on which I usually > open generic konsole anyway, and then used remember to tell it to > remember desktop size and position. I wish I could remember which > "remember using" settings I used for it. But I very specifically did > NOT select to "Start this program on login" because the last thing I > wanted was to wind up with two konsoles opening on desktop "0" > > Well anyway this seemed to work for a week or so, I never minded > finding a konsole window on desktop "5" so I forgot about it. But > the very next time I rebooted and started e17 after starting this > thread, the generic konsole again began cluttering desktop "0" (and > was no longer found on desktop "5" anymore...) <sigh> > > Since I have exactly two konsole commands in the .xintrc file, And > both are still appearing in their assigned desktops("1" & "11") with > their assigned applications ("alpine" & a bash script "medosumc") > running, every time I start e17, then I figure the only thing which > could be starting it is some old improperly formatted, or corrupted, > "window remember" command. But since the konsole that does open no > longer appears linked to the said remember data that must be starting > it, I have no idea how to tell e17 to stop remembering the durned > thing. <<HELP!>> > > How can I fix this???? > > It occurs to me that since the config settings are in binary files, > then it's probably not possible to edit the list of remembered > windows. So as much as I don't want to have to redo all the "remember > windows" that are in fact, right where I want them, I'll probably > have to settle for how to purge all remember settings" Please tell me > that the remember window list can at least be purged without losing > my key/mouse bindings or other virtual desktop settings such as the > 12 unique background images & etc... (gawd I miss the e16 concept of > human editable configs) > > Or perhaps there's even a way to simply tell it just to stop > remembering all "konsole" windows??????? > > Then I'd only have the two in my .xinitrc to fix instead of having > to start everything over from scratch again... > > Oh yeah, and one more thing. If I ever do get my e17 remember > settings the way I want them, Which file(s) could I back-up somplace > to restore the good settings from if some future goof should corrupt > them again???? > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Let Crystal Reports handle the reporting - Free Crystal Reports 2008 30-Day trial. Simplify your report design, integration and deployment - and focus on what you do best, core application coding. Discover what's new with Crystal Reports now. http://p.sf.net/sfu/bobj-july _______________________________________________ enlightenment-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/enlightenment-users
