* Bruce Miller [Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:06:03 -0500]:
> 1. There is no "Save Session" entry on the Kicker menu. This typically
> lives next to the "Lock screen" entry;
> The only other significant comment is that the "Save Session" entry on
> the Kicker menu is also missing from KDE 3.1.5.
This has an easy explanation. The «Save Session» appears depending
on the settings under Control Panel -> KDE Components -> Session
Manager.
There are three options for "On Login" there:
a) Restore previous session
b) Restore manually saved session
c) Start with empty session
The «Save Session» entry gets into the menu only and only if (b) is
selected, which makes sense: if you are to use automatically saved
sessions, there is no point in saving a session since you would not
be able to restore it afterwards.
HTH.
P.S.: BTW, I used to use "manually saved sessions", but I've found
the session support has improved a lot in 3.2, with the possibility
of specifying windows to ignore, etc., so I now use (a) my self.
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