On Sun, 4 Nov 2001, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote:
> {sigh}
Ah, the universal greeting of computer users everywhere! :-)
> Sawfish at least remembers all the windows, even though they were all
> started in the first desktop and only one of them remembers the x-y
> placement.
Did you try the "History" options under the "Window" menu that is usually
bound to an icon in the titlebar, or perhaps right-click in the frame? And
then explicitly saving state?
I'm just guessing, really; I prefer my desktop to start uncluttered. If I
want a window to remain in a particular place, I don't close it. Of course,
that presents problems on a public workstation or a system that is
shutdown/rebooted on a regular basis. :)
This is really just some auxiliary information; if I wanted to do what you
want, I would likely employ a script, like Paul and Karl do. :)
--
Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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