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In Preferences → Item List, check Load specified tabs instead of saved.
Add two directories — let’s say /usr and /etc — and check Left list for one and Right list for the other.
Save preferences and restart Sunflower.
I expect Sunflower to start with /usr in one notebook and /etc in the other. Instead, it starts with the home directory in both.
As far as I can tell from the source code, Sunflower saves that directory list but doesn’t use it anywhere.
(For me personally, it’s more convenient to specify initial directories on the command line. I stumbled upon this bug only because I didn’t know I could pass directories on the command line, and was looking for another way.)
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Thanks for reporting this. There's something odd with that functionality. Sunflower saves currently open directories anyway. This option was suppose to allow people to enforce certain directories always being open upon startup.
Bug:
/usr
and/etc
— and check Left list for one and Right list for the other.I expect Sunflower to start with
/usr
in one notebook and/etc
in the other. Instead, it starts with the home directory in both.As far as I can tell from the source code, Sunflower saves that directory list but doesn’t use it anywhere.
(For me personally, it’s more convenient to specify initial directories on the command line. I stumbled upon this bug only because I didn’t know I could pass directories on the command line, and was looking for another way.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: