You can view the code of script ( http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4098082/session.config ), there are explanations in each part. It will create a startup script which will move to each viewport and open the specified application.
*Removing*
To remove any changes made by my script just delete this files:
I have made a workaround until this gets fixed. It is a script that helps to configure your session. Just paste this at terminal:
cd ~/ && wget -c http:// dl.dropbox. com/u/4098082/ session. config && chmod +x ~/session.config && ~/session.config
You can view the code of script ( http:// dl.dropbox. com/u/4098082/ session. config ), there are explanations in each part. It will create a startup script which will move to each viewport and open the specified application.
*Removing*
To remove any changes made by my script just delete this files:
- ~/session.config autostart/ sessionconf. desktop
- ~/sessionconf
- ~/sessionconf.bak
- ~/.config/
Or run this at terminal:
rm ~/session.config ; rm ~/sessionconf ; rm ~/sessionconf.bak ; rm ~/.config/ autostart/ sessionconf. desktop