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Bug refers to GNOME 2 version of terminal
Closing as the report is now invalid
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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** Summary changed:
- [karmic] Session is not saved properly
+ Session is not saved properly
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Session is not saved properly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/457063
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Yes, these are the gnome-terminals
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Session is not saved properly
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Are you using desktop effects?
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Session is not saved properly
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I am using the default Karmic install without making any changes. I've
updated the system after the install and have been testing a few things.
According to the Appearance menu, the Visual Effects are set as Normal.
Thanks
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Session is not saved properly
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Could you try switching to No effects, testing again, and reporting the
behaviour with that configuration?
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Okay, here is what i've found.
Once I've switched off the Visual Effects, all my terminals have apeared
in the right workspaces. After that, I've reenabled the effects, saved
session and logged back on. The terminals are now in the right places.
It seems to me that the visual effects caused the
Okay, here is what i've found.
Once I've switched off the Visual Effects, all my terminals have apeared
in the right workspaces. After that, I've reenabled the effects, saved
session and logged back on. The terminals are now in the right places.
It seems to me that the visual effects caused the
I can't recreate the issue at the moment. Nevertheless, this isn't a
gnome-session issue - it is either a gnome-terminal bug or a WM bug.
If you can work out a way to reliably trigger the issue, please run
xprop on each of the gnome-terminal windows before you end your
session. If the window
