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The Monday 2007-02-19 at 09:45 -0500, JP Rosevear wrote:

> > Is there some other way to manually save the layout?
> 
> gnome-session-save.  It being missing is part of a little disconnect we
> have with the upstream logout menus right now.

Ah! Good, that one works, thank you! :-)

However... there is a bug. Two, actually.

 1) When I run "gnome-session-save" (from inside a "gnome-terminal"), the 
    session is saved, popping a window telling me if I want to save, and 
    another that some windows can not be saved (firefox-bin, jdictionary, 
    xconsole...). But, and this is very disconcerting, the Yast software 
    management window that I had minimized (I asked in another thread) 
    does pop up again, asking as well if I want to install or remove more 
    packages!

   Ie, "gnome-session-save" causes other minimized windows to pop up!

 2) In the gnome-terminal I run gnome-session-save from, I get this error 
    message (which is also logged to syslog):

    GConf-WARNING **: Owner of /tmp/gconfd-cer2 is not the current user

    Notice that I'm running as "cer", not "cer2", which is another 
    different user that doesn't concern at all the current session 
    (nothing is currently running as "cer2"). Why is gconf medling with 
    "cer2"?


> Out of curiosity, how often do you use this feature? We'd been
> considering removing it.

Quite often, actually. My procedure is to open those apps I want opened at 
start, then save the session status (I did this previously by login out 
and clicking the box - which does not exist now). This way, when I exit 
normally my current status is not saved (good!), and on next log-in I get 
the exact desktop I want, not the last one I used (and I don't have to 
bother clossing manually every thing I don't want restarted).

I most definitely want to save the session status at my defined points in 
time, and not automatically on exit.

- -- 
Cheers,
       Carlos E. R.
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