[ale] kde startup

[John Wells]

Geoffrey,

Close all applications or only keep those running that you'd like to have
come back on the next startup.  Then logout and choose "Save Session". 
This should do it.

Saving the session records all applications running at the time you do so
and starts them up at the next session.  So apparently at some point you
saved the session while Konqueror was running.

John

Geoffrey said:
>
>
> Jim Philips wrote:
>> On Wednesday 13 November 2002 09:21 pm, Geoffrey wrote:
>>
>>>I can't for the life of me figure out how to stop Konquerer from
>>> autostarting in kde.  I've looked at the docs and it points to an
>>> autostart file under .kde, what I find is a directory named Autostart,
>>> but there is no reference to Konquerer there.
>>
>>
>> What version of KDE are you running? On which distro?
>
> I believe it's 3.0, on RedHat 7.3.  It's my daughter's computer, so I'm
> not quite sure of the version, I'll look later, and correct if
> necessary.
>
>> How are you starting
>> your session? If you are starting a session with kdm, you should get a
>> prompt  to save the session before you log out.
>
> It is kdm, and I did deselect the save session.  The first time it did
> not start.  The next reboot had Konquerer coming up again though.
>
>> If you save the session, only the
>> apps that were running at the time will start up again with a new
>> session. I  am running KDE 3.1 now and it's a little different. Any
>> apps that were  running when you shut down your session will start up
>> again when you start  your next session.
>
> I'll take another stab at it and see if maybe I missed something.
>
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> Until later: Geoffrey		esoteric at 3times25.net
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>
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