27 Jan
2012
27 Jan
'12
1:35 p.m.
Le vendredi 27 janvier 2012, Jeff Taylor a écrit :
I checked my setting in kcontrol... My buttons are set
to "restore
previous session". Does this not mean what I think it does... that when
I log in, my desktop applications should be restored to what I had
running when I logged out?
On 01/26/2012 09:39 PM, Patrick Serru wrote:
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> Yes!
>
> To set this:
> kcontrol -> "KDE Components" -> "Session Manager": frame
"On Login"
> you can activate one of these three radio buttons:
> - Restore previous session
> x Restore Manually saved session
> - Start with an empty session
>...
> Once this setting is done in kcontrol, the bottom
> of KDE main menu changes (see attached file). So you can leave your
> session after pressing this "Save Session" item. Re-openning it should
> give something corresponding to what you are dreaming of.
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Hi Jeff,
I propose this test (names between '"' can be localized):
- Close all application windows
- KMenu -> "System" -> "Monitor" -> "KInfoCenter"),
activate the radio
button titled "Restore Manually saved session", then close KControl saving
the setting.
- kMenu -> "Internet" -> "KMail". Start KMail (no more than
opening it)
- KMenu -> "Save Session" (see attached picture somewhere in this thread)
- KMenu -> "Log Out..." -> "Close session"
- Outside KDE (TDE) Re-enter the same session (I dont know what appens when
it is automatic, but I suppose you dont have anything to do!)
Once the session is re-openned, you should see the KMail window openned (on
the same desktop). If not, there must be someting wrong in your
instalation...
Cheers
Patrick