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Is there a native way provided by Unity to save an arbitrary desktop session, in order to restore it during next system start? By desktop session, I refer to all the applications currently running with their windows states regarding work spaces and such.

To make things clear, I do not want to just use any hibernate modes to switch off the computer. Nor do I want to add applications to the Autostart configuration, as this does not solve the issue of having your latest session restored.

While doing research, I found quite a few similiar questions, just like Save Unity Desktop Session . However, those threads are rather old or have no real solution provided. My concern is Ubuntu 14.04. default installation (thus, using Unity as a window manager). Your help is much appreciated.

Best regards Ron

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  • @Pandya The OP explicitly states he doesn't want to hibernate. – Seth Aug 03 '14 at 16:27
  • Sometimes it may help, to think things through from the other end. Is somebody out there, who can officially confirm, that there is no such thing like a desktop session safe feature in Ubuntu Unity? – Bunjip Aug 05 '14 at 20:02

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