I have some machines running GNOME/gdm/etc (OPENBSD_5_8 tags) where I need chromium to autostart. I'm doing this by adding the .desktop file to ~user/.config/autostart.
However if an instance of chromium that was started in this way is still running when I log-out of the GNOME session or reboot, chromium doesn't shutdown cleanly and on next startup gives the "Restore pages? Chromium didn't shut down correctly" message. I've now added an explicit "pkill chrome" / sleep to PostSession which seems to workaround the problem so far, but this shouldn't really be needed, does anyone have an idea what might be going on with this please? (Other things noticed so far on this adventure: the ctrl+alt+del menu for reboot/shutdown/cancel is displayed "twice", and some gnome-shell crashes - current status: rebuilding various things with symbols).
