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| ===== Directories ===== | ===== Directories ===== | ||
| - | When the //Remember last used directory// checkbox is ticked, the initial directories for the session (see //Remote directory// and //Local directory//) will always be updated with the last opened directory from the last session. It makes sense to use the option only if you [[ui_login_save|save your session preferences]] to stored session, because it is the stored session that gets updated on each session close. The option also suppresses the effect of preference option //[[ui_pref_panels#common_options|Default directory is home directory]]//. | + | When the //Remember last used directory// checkbox is ticked, the initial directories for the session (see //Remote directory// and //Local directory//) will always be updated with the last opened directory from the last session. It makes sense to use the option only if you [[session_configuration#stored|save your session preferences]] to stored session, because it is the stored session that gets updated on each session close. The option also suppresses the effect of preference option //[[ui_pref_panels#common_options|Default directory is home directory]]//. |
| The //Remote directory// box defines the initial remote directory opened in panel. When //Remember last used directory// is ticked the path is updated whenever the session is closed. When the initial directory is not specified the user home directory is usually opened on startup. Note that this may not be true particularly for SFTP servers. | The //Remote directory// box defines the initial remote directory opened in panel. When //Remember last used directory// is ticked the path is updated whenever the session is closed. When the initial directory is not specified the user home directory is usually opened on startup. Note that this may not be true particularly for SFTP servers. | ||