** Description changed:
- I fiddled with selecting to save session at logoff/reboot, but decided
+ ***Problem:-
+ - "Remember Currently Running Applications" cannot be disabled.
+ _____________
+
+ ***Details:-
+
+ **What happened:-
+ - Clicking "Remember Currently Running Applications" once, from
System>Preferences>Startup Applications> Options [tab], (withOUT checking the
"Automatically remember..." box) cannot be disabled; the applications just
start every time Karmic boots up.
+
+ **What was expected:-
+ - Clicking the previously mentioned option should either
+ 1- Remember the session for one time boot only
+ or 2- An option appears to disable this function.
+
+ **Environment:-
+ - Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) i386
+ - Kernel Linux 2.6.31-15-generic
+ - GNOME 2.28.1
+ ______________
+
+ ***Additional Notes:-
+ **Workaround:-
+ - Manual removal of the files contained in
".config/gnome-session/saved-session" in Home directory prevent the autostart
behaviour.
+ ________________-
+
+ ***Old description as reported by Bjorn T. Jonsson on 2006-09-17
+
+ "I fiddled with selecting to save session at logoff/reboot, but decided
to deselect it again and go back to the default state. Well, it still
saves my session every time, even if the option is deselected. Besides,
I just get a message saying session was saved - and no reboot or
shutdown. Just the dialog. I have to do reboot/shutdown a second time
- for it to actually happen.
+ for it to actually happen."
** Changed in: gnome-session (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
** Description changed:
+ (The bug report has been reconstructed from that reported on 2006-09-17
+ by by Bjorn T. Jonsson as the behaviour is observed on a recent Ubuntu
+ release; i.e. 9.10)
+
***Problem:-
- "Remember Currently Running Applications" cannot be disabled.
_____________
***Details:-
- **What happened:-
+ **What happened:-
- Clicking "Remember Currently Running Applications" once, from
System>Preferences>Startup Applications> Options [tab], (withOUT checking the
"Automatically remember..." box) cannot be disabled; the applications just
start every time Karmic boots up.
- **What was expected:-
- - Clicking the previously mentioned option should either
- 1- Remember the session for one time boot only
- or 2- An option appears to disable this function.
+ **What was expected:-
+ - Clicking the previously mentioned option should either
+ 1- Remember the session for one time boot only
+ or 2- An option appears to disable this function.
- **Environment:-
+ **Environment:-
- Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) i386
- Kernel Linux 2.6.31-15-generic
- GNOME 2.28.1
______________
***Additional Notes:-
- **Workaround:-
+ **Workaround:-
- Manual removal of the files contained in
".config/gnome-session/saved-session" in Home directory prevent the autostart
behaviour.
________________-
***Old description as reported by Bjorn T. Jonsson on 2006-09-17
"I fiddled with selecting to save session at logoff/reboot, but decided
to deselect it again and go back to the default state. Well, it still
saves my session every time, even if the option is deselected. Besides,
I just get a message saying session was saved - and no reboot or
shutdown. Just the dialog. I have to do reboot/shutdown a second time
for it to actually happen."
** Description changed:
- (The bug report has been reconstructed from that reported on 2006-09-17
- by by Bjorn T. Jonsson as the behaviour is observed on a recent Ubuntu
- release; i.e. 9.10)
-
+ ---------------------
+ (The bug report has been reconstructed from that reported on 2006-09-17 by by
Bjorn T. Jonsson as the behaviour is observed on a recent Ubuntu release; i.e.
9.10)
+ ---------------------
***Problem:-
- "Remember Currently Running Applications" cannot be disabled.
_____________
***Details:-
**What happened:-
- Clicking "Remember Currently Running Applications" once, from
System>Preferences>Startup Applications> Options [tab], (withOUT checking the
"Automatically remember..." box) cannot be disabled; the applications just
start every time Karmic boots up.
**What was expected:-
- Clicking the previously mentioned option should either
1- Remember the session for one time boot only
or 2- An option appears to disable this function.
**Environment:-
- Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) i386
- Kernel Linux 2.6.31-15-generic
- GNOME 2.28.1
+ - gnome-session 2.28.0-0ubuntu5
______________
***Additional Notes:-
**Workaround:-
- Manual removal of the files contained in
".config/gnome-session/saved-session" in Home directory prevent the autostart
behaviour.
________________-
***Old description as reported by Bjorn T. Jonsson on 2006-09-17
"I fiddled with selecting to save session at logoff/reboot, but decided
to deselect it again and go back to the default state. Well, it still
saves my session every time, even if the option is deselected. Besides,
I just get a message saying session was saved - and no reboot or
shutdown. Just the dialog. I have to do reboot/shutdown a second time
for it to actually happen."
** Description changed:
---------------------
- (The bug report has been reconstructed from that reported on 2006-09-17 by by
Bjorn T. Jonsson as the behaviour is observed on a recent Ubuntu release; i.e.
9.10)
+ #(The bug report has been reconstructed from that descried by Bjorn T.
Jonsson on 2006-09-17 as the bug seems to appear in a recent Ubuntu release;
i.e. 9.10)
---------------------
***Problem:-
- "Remember Currently Running Applications" cannot be disabled.
_____________
***Details:-
**What happened:-
- Clicking "Remember Currently Running Applications" once, from
System>Preferences>Startup Applications> Options [tab], (withOUT checking the
"Automatically remember..." box) cannot be disabled; the applications just
start every time Karmic boots up.
**What was expected:-
- Clicking the previously mentioned option should either
1- Remember the session for one time boot only
- or 2- An option appears to disable this function.
+ or 2- Provide an option to disable this function.
**Environment:-
- Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) i386
- Kernel Linux 2.6.31-15-generic
- GNOME 2.28.1
- - gnome-session 2.28.0-0ubuntu5
______________
***Additional Notes:-
**Workaround:-
- Manual removal of the files contained in
".config/gnome-session/saved-session" in Home directory prevent the autostart
behaviour.
________________-
***Old description as reported by Bjorn T. Jonsson on 2006-09-17
"I fiddled with selecting to save session at logoff/reboot, but decided
to deselect it again and go back to the default state. Well, it still
saves my session every time, even if the option is deselected. Besides,
I just get a message saying session was saved - and no reboot or
shutdown. Just the dialog. I have to do reboot/shutdown a second time
for it to actually happen."
** Description changed:
---------------------
#(The bug report has been reconstructed from that descried by Bjorn T.
Jonsson on 2006-09-17 as the bug seems to appear in a recent Ubuntu release;
i.e. 9.10)
---------------------
***Problem:-
- "Remember Currently Running Applications" cannot be disabled.
_____________
***Details:-
**What happened:-
- Clicking "Remember Currently Running Applications" once, from
System>Preferences>Startup Applications> Options [tab], (withOUT checking the
"Automatically remember..." box) cannot be disabled; the applications just
start every time Karmic boots up.
**What was expected:-
- Clicking the previously mentioned option should either
1- Remember the session for one time boot only
or 2- Provide an option to disable this function.
**Environment:-
- Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) i386
- Kernel Linux 2.6.31-15-generic
- GNOME 2.28.1
+ - gnome-session 2.28.0-0ubuntu5
______________
***Additional Notes:-
**Workaround:-
- Manual removal of the files contained in
".config/gnome-session/saved-session" in Home directory prevent the autostart
behaviour.
________________-
***Old description as reported by Bjorn T. Jonsson on 2006-09-17
"I fiddled with selecting to save session at logoff/reboot, but decided
to deselect it again and go back to the default state. Well, it still
saves my session every time, even if the option is deselected. Besides,
I just get a message saying session was saved - and no reboot or
shutdown. Just the dialog. I have to do reboot/shutdown a second time
for it to actually happen."
** Description changed:
---------------------
#(The bug report has been reconstructed from that descried by Bjorn T.
Jonsson on 2006-09-17 as the bug seems to appear in a recent Ubuntu release;
i.e. 9.10)
---------------------
***Problem:-
- "Remember Currently Running Applications" cannot be disabled.
_____________
***Details:-
**What happened:-
- Clicking "Remember Currently Running Applications" once, from
System>Preferences>Startup Applications> Options [tab], (withOUT checking the
"Automatically remember..." box) cannot be disabled; the applications just
start every time Karmic boots up.
**What was expected:-
- Clicking the previously mentioned option should either
1- Remember the session for one time boot only
or 2- Provide an option to disable this function.
**Environment:-
- Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) i386
- Kernel Linux 2.6.31-15-generic
- GNOME 2.28.1
- gnome-session 2.28.0-0ubuntu5
______________
***Additional Notes:-
**Workaround:-
- - Manual removal of the files contained in
".config/gnome-session/saved-session" in Home directory prevent the autostart
behaviour.
- ________________-
+ - Manual removal of the files contained in
".config/gnome-session/saved-session" in Home directory prevents the autostart
behaviour.
+ ________________
***Old description as reported by Bjorn T. Jonsson on 2006-09-17
"I fiddled with selecting to save session at logoff/reboot, but decided
to deselect it again and go back to the default state. Well, it still
saves my session every time, even if the option is deselected. Besides,
I just get a message saying session was saved - and no reboot or
shutdown. Just the dialog. I have to do reboot/shutdown a second time
for it to actually happen."
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Save session option gets stuck ON
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/60863
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