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Folders, apps open automatically on reboot
Using KDE on Fedora C2. After shutdown or reboot when all booted up several folders and a couple of applications open automatically. The one thing these have in common is they were all open once when I forced a shutdown because of a lockup. I assume there is a file I need to edit to prevent these things from opening. They don't open if I switch desktop environment to GNOME. Any suggestions? Thanks
RE: Folders, apps open automatically on reboot
That's the KDE Session Manager, which you can disable. Open the KDE Configuration Centre, go to KDE Components and choose Session Manager. In this section, choose Start with an empty session.
Bram Schoenmakers
KDE Netherlands (www.kde.nl)
RE: Folders, apps open automatically on reboot
OK found it. Thanks for your reply!