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How to delete a manually saved session

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I'm still a newbie to Linux and I'm using Kubuntu. I would like to know if there is a command to delete saved sessions that I manually saved.

I know it is possible by going to settings and using the Start new session in KDE, but I need a command to quickly delete that, because Kubuntu is restoring the session I saved about 3 weeks ago every time I log in.

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answered 3 Years ago olouredping · Accepted Answer

Possible graphical solution: A graphical sessions management tool may exist in KDE. Session Management

Non-graphical backup solution: I believe you need to open up a Terminal and enter

rm ~/.kde4/share/config/ksmserverrc & rm -r ~/.kde4/share/config/session/* & rm -r ~/.config/session/*

These should clear all saved sessions, hopefully. Research