Description of problem: gnome-session-save doesn't save my session. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-session-2.26.1-1.fc11.x86_64 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. open up some gnome-terminals 2. run gnome-session-save 3. logout 4. login Actual results: none of the gnome-terminals are started Expected results: gnome-terminals Additional info: In reference to bug #465321, clicking "automatically remember currently running application on logout" option in the gnome-session-properties does work though in f11 now.
I commit the problem.
I second that. gnome-session dont save new sessions. firefox session that are already saved does not work. eg firefox have no plugins detected. cannot remove any session
Overall GNOME sesssion management is very poor. I can get some rudimentary session management working, but all windows show up in the first workspace on login, and positions of windows are not remembered. I played with KDE and session management actually works there. RE: comment #2 about firefox plugins missing, see: bug #505929 and bug #506686
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