[ale] root apps

[da Black Baron]

On Tuesday 19 August 2003 09:01 am, Sean Kilpatrick wrote:

> IN RedHat 8.0 the logout screen asked the question:
> "Do you want to save the session?"  RedHat 9.0
> doesn't ask.  I would really like to have the option
> of saving the session on logging out. That way, if
> something is haywire, I can *NOT* save the session upon
> logging out.

Yes.  I think the "save session" is the default behavior for the newest 
version of KDE.  It used to ask you as you were logging out on the last 
version.

You can change the defult behavior by opening up the full KDE control center, 
clicking on "KDE Componets", then selecting "Session Manager".  Under "On 
Login" you can choose "Restore Manually Saved Session" to get a behavior more 
like the previous default.  I don't know if it will ask you if you want to 
save everytime you logout, as I've never personally used this feature.  I'm 
perfectly happy with the way it comes out of the box... ;-)

Anywaze, HTH... :-)



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