Comment 8 for bug 977232

No. I mean, if you open a sakura terminal, and you type "bash" (that is, a subshell) in any given tab, and under the newly created shell you open new tabs, CWD won't be kept. That's expected behaviour.

But, looking at your 'ps' output, you don't have any subshells running. I don't know why the CWD is not being kept in your system. In my tests CWD is changed correctly.

Just do one more test to see if we can find the cause. Launch a sakura terminal with just one tab, and change to a directory different from your $HOME. Sent me the output of 'ls -l /proc/pid' where pid will be the process id of the bash shell running as a child of the sakura proccess.