Description of problem: This is a regression from F18. On F18, when I logged out and logged in again, all my gnome-terminal windows were started in the same configuration and size as they were in before logout. This does not happen on F19, where no gnome-terminal windows are started after logging in again.
I experience this too.
I am experiencing this also. To see if it was a problem from having old configuration files hanging around, I created a new user. No change. gnome-terminal is not re-started at login.
For some reason when alexl.net added himself to the CC list, I was removed. Not so nice. :-) Joel
(In reply to Joel from comment #3) > For some reason when alexl.net added himself to the CC > list, I was removed. Not so nice. :-) Sorry to hear about that, but looking at the history: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_activity.cgi?id=967716 it looks like you must have inadvertently removed yourself on July 22. I added myself of July 27.
Thanks. Very interesting. Notification of removal came in same email as your add. I guess my subconscious was telling me something.
Please help us!!! I can also reproduce this problem on Fedora 19.
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