Just in case anyone was interested in how to do this, but didn't know, 
apparently all
you do is create the empty hidden file

.mdk-no-desktop-launch


in your home directory. (The word "botch" seems to come to mind for some
reason).

Regards

Neill

Neill Jones wrote:
    
Hi all

Whenever I start up Gnome Terminal it starts my session in ~/Desktop 
whereas I
nearly always want to be in ~. Aside from typing cd ~ each time, how 
can I get
the terminal to start in the default folder I want and not the one 
Mandriva has
assumed I want? Or to put it another way, where is the configuration 
information
that sets this to ~/Desktop?

      

Further to that.  In the gnome-terminal properties modify the launch command to
 gnome-terminal --working-directory=/home/whatever.
The .mdk-no-desktop-launch trick did not work for me.
The default setting must be fixed internally.

  
Did you try rebooting or relogging in - it only worked for me after a reboot.

Neill

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