yman
yman is a python script used for saving/restoring yakuake sessions (currently running commands, working directories, environment variables, tab titles)
NOTE: unless disabled when building, yakuake will display a warning about running commands from DBus once per a system session (per login).
Installation
pip install yman
To use autocomplete (supported in bash/zsh) add this line to your zshrc/bashrc:
eval "$(_YMAN_COMPLETE=bash_source yman)"
(keep bash_source for both bash and zsh)
Usage
» yman
Usage: yman [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
list List saved sessions
remove Remove saved sessions
restore Restore saved sessions
store Store the currently running sessions
Saving a session:
» yman store sessionName
Storing current session as sessionName (skipping current terminal: yes)
Successfully stored current session as sessionName
Restoring a session:
» yman restore sessionName
Restoring session sessionName
Listing saved sessions:
» yman list
Saved sessions:
- sessionName
- demo
Removing a saved session:
» yman remove sessionName
Are you sure you want to remove session sessionName? [y/N]: y
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