In OSX there is this restart and resume feature, that makes every window of every application (that supports this feature) resume after a system reboot, even unsaved new documents, mails, images etc.
I wonder, if and how it is possible to imitate this feature on an Ubuntu system. There is tuxonice but I am not quite sure if that actually does what I want.
To clarify, I am not talking about hibernating or suspend to disk. After a true reboot and even after hard resetting the machine everything is back as before. I use it with TextEdit to hold notes a lot, but also with unfinished emails in Mail. It would be really cool to have this on Ubuntu as well.
Any ideas?
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This worked for me when connecting remotely to a machine and logging in/out. Will test in a few hours at home with a full reboot, will edit with my findings
I also found this which seems to do exactly the same.
I have never thought about this feature before and glad you brought it up!
EDIT
I run Gnome 3 and wasn't able to find the setting as mentioned in the first article
The second article also didn't work for me
EDIT 2
Neither article worked for me in Ubuntu 14.04 using Unity or Gnome 3
