Lou wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Most of the time I want M to start over clean, and forget all the stuff
I might have been doing, but occasionally I want to preserve the
context. I have noticed that if I should down I get an empty restart,
and if I kill the application I get context preserved. (Linux)
Is there a secret save context and shutdown feature I can use within
SM?
Also, is there a way to specify the starting position of windows rather
than use the window manager default?
Are you using SM2 beta? I had the same behaviour when I was using beta,
but now that I'm using 2.0, I get asked if I want to save my tabs before
closing. If I only have one tab open at the time and want to save it
for next session, I just open a second blank tab, and then quit.
Using 2.0.1 where I see this most often. I generally want to just shut down and
not save anything, so I probably checked so don't ask box for normal
operation. But on the occasion where I want to save, I would hope that I have a
way to do it manually, other than brute force killing the application. I was
looking in the File menu for save tabs and quit but it doesn't seem to be there.
Ideally you want SM to do what you want by default and give you a way to do
something else with a little extra work. Being able to disable asking about tab
save is good, but I would hope there's a matching way to request saving for a
special situation.
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the machinations of the wicked. - from Slashdot
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