Restore Folders and Terminals from Previous Login

PatPeter · #1 8th January 2012, 09:10 AM

I do not remember if this was Fedora or CentOS, but in a previous version of Red Hat (GNOME) I was able to log out/log back in and it would retain my terminals. The terminals would be blank but they would still have their last working directory loaded.

Now I've never seen this done before in GNOME, but would it be possible to restore folders on login? The equivalent would be "Folder Options" => "View" => "Restore previous folder windows at logon" in Windows.

Dutchy · #2 8th January 2012, 12:27 PM

I've never used it but you could try:

Code:

ALT+F2
gnome-session-properties
options
remember applications (or something like that, am running F16 in Dutch).

PatPeter · #3 8th January 2012, 07:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dutchy

I've never used it but you could try:

Code:

ALT+F2
gnome-session-properties
options
remember applications (or something like that, am running F16 in Dutch).

Thanks! That looks like it might be it. I actually believe I set it once as I had played around with having a few of my graphical programs load on login, and I just forgot I had ever set it.