Re: [gedit-list] Start with last opened files
- From: Doug McNutt <douglist macnauchtan com>
- To: gedit-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [gedit-list] Start with last opened files
- Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 06:47:06 -0700
At 21:05 +0000 12/15/08, Alexander Bienz wrote:
I would like to know if there is the functionality built in or a
plugin that exists, that will open gedit with my previously opened
files all ready there waiting for me to work on them.
I regularly take advantage of the tabbed files and will work with at
least 3 opened at any one time, I think it would be extremely time
saving if I didn't have an untitled file to close and then have to
reopen my previous files each time I wanted to use gedit.
I always start up terminal when I log in. In my startup file I place
lines like this:
gedit ~/ScratchPad &
gedit ~/Documents/whatever &
The first opens gedit with one tab. Following lines just add tabs to
the current window. The ampersand starts a separate process each time
and keeps the script from hanging.
Actually I put those commands in a section of the startup script,
.tcshrc for me, that is only run for a login terminal session.
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