Hello everyone, Anyone know of a simpler way of doing this, or be willing to create a Nautilus extension that would be more GUI'ish and integrated into nautilus itself?
It's been a lot of long and lonely nights since I first started trying to figure this out. You can check out this Ubuntu thread<http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12011468#post12011468> and see when I was first trying to figure out how to restore previous Nautilus sessions. One of the first and most important things that I've learned about restarting Nautilus is that there are several files stored in ~/.config/session-state). The most important ones have names like nautilus-xxxxxxxxxx.desktop And if you issue the following command nautilus --sm-client-state-file ~/.config/session-state/nautilus-xxxxxxxxxx.desktop & that particular session will spawn and all of the windows (with tabs in tact) will open. * The "&" part of it is what returns control back to the terminal window so you can do a CTRL-C and with terminating Nautilus.... though it does still give you an error or two (which you can ignore). Thanks, Timothy L. Gott Philippines (c) 63-908-365-9051 U.S.# 803-993-8832 U.S. Fax (501) 421-7903 or more info here <http://gottmilk.igottcha.com/contact-info/>. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "Follow the evidence, wherever it leads." - Socrates ... Mabait, ang Diyos!
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