On 09/08/2021 08:13 PM, H wrote:
> On 09/04/2021 02:34 PM, H wrote:
>> On 09/02/2021 04:16 PM, Frank Cox wrote:
>>> On Thu, 2 Sep 2021 16:07:08 -0400
>>> H wrote:
>>>
>>>> On another note, the version that is available for C7, Mate 1.16.2, does not
>>>> save all sessions when it crashes, nor does it save positions or session
>>>> order arrangement on the bar. This means that every time the computer is
>>>> restarted you have to spend time arranging your desktop working
>>>> environment... I have not found any utility to do this for me either.
>>> I use Mate, currently on C8 but previously on C7 and I've never had this problem.
>>>
>>> I just have a single panel bar at the bottom (like Gnome version 1) and arrange it to suit me and it stays the way I want it between sessions. Every time I log in I see the same panel bar that I saw the last time I logged in.
>>>
>>> Is this the problem you're having? If so you might want to use dconf-editor to lock the panel bar and see if that solves it.
>>>
>> Yes although I have multiple workspaces, each, of course, with its own set of windows. I want each workspace to open with the exact same windows, terminal windows or graphic applications, with the icons in the same order on the panel bar and the application windows placed in the same location on the desktop as when used last.
>>
>> Did Mate 1.20 under C7 do that for you? I end up with not quite the same number of windows on each workspace and not arranged in the last-used order on the panel bar...
>>
>> I will look at dconf-editor which I am not familiar with.
>>
> I have tried to use session save/restore from http://blog.thewebsitepeople.org/2013/07/gnome-session-save-and-restore/ and I believe it uses wmctrl which is a rather old program.
>
> Although session save says it saved a session, session restore does not restore all windows to the four desktops in the order they were on the panel...
>
> I did look at dconf-editor but despite doing some Googling, it is not clear to me how I can use it to save a particular setup with respect to the specific windows on the desktops and the order on the panel for each desktop.
>
> Do you have any pointer to where I might be able to find this information?
>
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I am back with this issue again. xorg crashed for me today and I had to restore all window sessions. While "session restore 1/2" restored most of the windows, including terminal windows, it (1) failed to distribute them correctly on my four desktops, (2) failed to place them correctly on the desktops, and (3) failed to restore the correct order of window icons on the bottom panel.
I have to admit I am surprised there are no third-party programs that do this...
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