Michael O'Donnell wrote:
>
> >Unfortunately, somtimes GNOME apparently suffers Alzheimer's
> >and when I log in it remembera the apps, but starts them all
> >in the first desktop. I have to painfully move them back,
> >log out with 'save layout', and log back in to get things right.
>
> [ You really have to restart it for the changes to
> take effect? Was it written by Microsoft? Ick! ]
No, just to save them. Once I have moved them, they'll stay
there -- but if I don't save the layout, it'll be lost.
> I have not yet had the pleasure (intense, I'm sure) of working
> closely with anything like GNOME or KDE or Enlightenment,
> so I don't have any specific solutions for you. I use good
> old CTWM (one of, if not THE, earliest multi-workspace window
> managers for X) which has the ability to bring up a menu
> that allows you to specify the "occupation" attributes (ie.
> which desktops/workspaces to occupy) for any given window or
> window class. If GNOME has such a feature it might at least
> save you the fun of having to restart it when it forgets.
GNOME has such a feature (if I'm understanding you) -- but this
is precisely the information I'm trying to use and that's being lost.
--
#ken P-)}
Ken Coar <http://Golux.Com/coar/>
Apache Software Foundation <http://www.apache.org/>
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