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andu

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Registered: 2009-05-01

Posts: 16

[SOLVED] how stop all running processes when shutting down

well,
I hate that everytime I boot to Arch then it will popup everything like  terminal, mozilla, dolphin etc that was running when I shut down my OS,
so I am figuring is there some method to stop that.

does anyone has same issue or maybe somone know how to stop it.

cheers ;)

Last edited by andu (2009-05-15 11:18:14)

koch

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From: Germany

Registered: 2008-01-26

Posts: 369

Re: [SOLVED] how stop all running processes when shutting down

your DE (kde or gnome) has something like "session settings" in its configuration. normally there is a point "remember last session". uncheck this and it should start without all the old stuff.

andu

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Registered: 2009-05-01

Posts: 16

Re: [SOLVED] how stop all running processes when shutting down

thx, I`ve got my prob solved, koch saved the day
if someone has same issue in kde (4.2) then
system settings-> advenced settings-> session manager ->start with an empty window

cheers

JK3mp

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Registered: 2009-03-25

Posts: 105

Re: [SOLVED] how stop all running processes when shutting down

thx, I`ve got my prob solved, koch saved the day
if someone has same issue in kde (4.2) then
system settings-> advenced settings-> session manager ->start with an empty window

cheers

Glad to hear ya got it fixed, dang KDE defaults , lOl