Duncan wrote:
> spir posted on Fri, 18 Dec 2009 21:20:40 +0100 as excerpted:
>
>> Anne Wilson <cannewilson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> dixit:
>>
>>> You can manually save a session with File > Sessions > Save As, then
>>> load that session next time you launch Konqueror. Not quite a simple
>>> as automatically loading the tabs you were running last time, but it
>>> works quite well. You can also overwrite sessions, so if you choose to
>>> save a session Browsing and another called WIP, you can save your
>>> changed sessions over the old ones for use later.
>
>> Right. Just to be sure (because I'm surprised of the absence of such a
>> common setting): Does this mean one cannot just close Konqueror and/or
>> switch the computer off, then later resume work where it stopped? (Most
>> apps I use work like that, including firefox*.) We really have to to
>> _explicitely_ save a session? As the feature exists, is there a reason
>> why it cannot be defined as a setting?
>
> If konqueror crashes, next time it starts it notes that it didn't close
> correctly and asks if you want to resume that session. Unfortunately I
> don't believe it's possible to do that with closing it normally, but if
> you issue a killall -9 konqueror (from a terminal window or krunner), it
> causes the kernel to "kill it with extreme prejudice", IOW, without
> letting it save its settings. That should do it. You could of course
> setup a quick script with a menu entry or icon somewhere that you could
> click, to do it for you, if desired.
>
It would appear that most of the code to implement this feature already
exists.
--
James Tyrer
Linux (mostly) From Scratch
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