I mentioned a problem a while back - my machine locking up when I was using KDE or a few other things. Since then, until I've figured out what's wrong (which I'm still doing), I'm running WindowMaker. It's great and everything, but I found I missed my Plasma Workspace, so I started running it under WindowMaker. It works just fine except that it doesn't remember what I've told it after I shut down the wm. Plasmoids that I had removed are back, all the plasmoids are bunched up on the upper left and two application icons from kickoff stick around on my panel. The only thing that's kept through a restart is the panel size, which I changed recently. Is there a way (probably via the command line) for me to make Plasma play nice with WindowMaker? If I could just make a shell script that I can run before I shut down that tells Plasma to save its state, things would be excellent. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org