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> It remembers all the sessions that were open and the directory the shell was in when Yet Another Rebooting Update comes through. Obviously the local command h
by scott_s 10y ago
> It remembers all the sessions that were open and the directory the shell was in when Yet Another Rebooting Update comes through. Obviously the local command history is lost, but even just restoring the tabs, putting back their titles and changing back to the right directory is a monster time saver.
I believe Terminal does this as well.
- pellucidar 10y agoIt restores the tabs, but it doesn't change directories.
- scott_s 10y agoAh, noted. It does, however, keep the history for that tab, although it's greyed out.