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   From: Moog    
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   Subject: Re: Newbie Dapper howto make it start my programs on restart   
   Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2007 20:13:39 +0000   
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   KS illuminated the devil's arse in alt.os.linux.ubuntu by typing:   
      
   > Hi   
   > Im impressed to so far with Dapper 15 min to install to hd from livecd   
   > and wireless up and running!   
   >    
   > I have started to install and run several programs like firefox,gaim,   
   > thunderbird and placing it in different workspaces.   
   >    
   > My question is how can I, when I restart the PC, make the Dapper   
   > remember what programs I have started and what workspace it was in so   
   > when Dapper restart it will auto do it the way it was?   
   >    
   > Then I dont have to restart every program every time i reboot.   
      
   Sorry. Misread your post. My eyes and all that   
      
   You can use the command ... "gnome-save-session" to represent you with a   
   similar desktop to the one you left. It is a bit flakey though.   
   Alternatively, you could use the "hibernate" function in the shutdown menu.   
      
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