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Everytime I start kde, Kmix automatically starts. I have tried this...
From System -> Configuration -> KDE -> KDE Components -> Session Manager -> On Login, I clicked start with an empty session.. the problem with this, superkaramba and the other desktop widgets that I have wont automatically start. If I click restore manually saved session, I also dont have superkaramba etc.. If I click restore previous session, kmix will automatically start.
What I want is to disable Kmix from automatically starting. How do you save session in kde?
From KDE control center -> Panels, I tried to add kate session menu. But I also can't find it on the K-Menu button..
When I run this command. ' dcop ksmserver default saveCurrentSession ', do I need to close the applications that I don't want to start on my next boot?
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