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Description of problem:
Under the most up2date KDE from RH8.0, one does not seem to have
the ability to launch programs with arguments at login time.

One can save a current KDE desktop environment but that is
not sufficient.   Consider the konsole.  KDE will preserve
the location of a konsole window, but one does not have
the ability to supply an -e command as well.

We need to launch a number of windows at login time where
the application needs additional arguments.  For example:

    konsole -e /usr/bin/ssh remote.host
    konsole -e /usr/bin/tail --retry --follow=name \
        --max-unchanged-stats=61 /some/log.file
    /usr/local/bin/some-x11-app args ...

Unless I have missed something somewhere, the current KDE
bluecurve setup does not give one the ability to launch
any program with args at login time.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
kdebase-3.0.3-14

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.try to launch a konsole with the arguments:
    konsole -e /usr/bin/tail --retry --follow=name /tmp/foobar
2.
3.
    

Actual Results:  KDE does not give you the ability

Expected Results:  Something under Preferences will allow you to enter commands
for KDE to execute on login.

Additional info:

Had this ability been in place, then a work-a-round for
bug #86278 would have been possible.
One could have simply added /usr/bin/rhn-applet-gui to
the startup command list ...