> Hi, > > I tested it and it doesn't behave as you describe it. Someone > indicated some bugs about it. I'll wait for the next stable release. >
I've noticed it seems to store where one window is, the other opens in the current directory. I think it also matters how many instances of mc you've got open and what order they get closed in. If you've got 4 or 5 open when you shut down it's unpredictable what will happen when they start up, but until you close one they'll probably all start up the same that session. I always cd to /usr before I startx because that's where most stuff I'm interested in is. I just tried cd to /usr/lib, made that the inactive window, closed that mc. Restart and one window is in /usr (current directory before x) and the other is in /usr/lib. The active side (left or right) starts up the same as I left it. But it only stores one directory. This is with 4.7.5.2. Alan -- Credit is the root of all evil. - AB1JX _______________________________________________ mc mailing list http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc
