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Lie Ryan <lie.1296@gmail.com> posted 4A3AB740.4080109@gmail.com, excerpte=
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below, on Fri, 19 Jun 2009 07:53:04 +1000:
> start OpenOffice (since restarting X closed it)
FWIW, at least KDE sessions should eliminate that bit. If you have the=20
option set to do so, it restarts apps you had running when you quit. =20
(There's blacklists for apps you don't want restarted. I have konsole=20
listed there, for instance, as most of the time I was done with whatever=20
anyway when I logged out, and if I wasn't, restarting is a two-key hotkey=
=20
away.) I normally keep a pan instance going all the time, since=20
restarting it with a cold cache takes a bit, so having it restart with=20
the session is particularly useful.
But I don't know if other desktop environments have that sort of session=20
management. Apparently whatever you were running didn't.
--=20
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