Is there a windows 10 window manager that will start applications on boot up
I have a 3 monitor configuration, my laptop screen and two 24" Samsung monitors.
Every morning, on the laptop screen I open two chrome windows showing jenkins, Resource Monitor and a cmd window and arrange them a certain way.
Is there any window manager type application that will do that automatically for me on startup?
My other monitors will then have a mix of intellij, insomnia, outlook, gitbash, etc...
Is there anything like this?
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I have a 3 monitor configuration, my laptop screen and two 24" Samsung monitors.
Every morning, on the laptop screen I open two chrome windows showing jenkins, Resource Monitor and a cmd window and arrange them a certain way.
Is there any window manager type application that will do that automatically for me on startup?
My other monitors will then have a mix of intellij, insomnia, outlook, gitbash, etc...
Is there anything like this?
windows windows-10 window-manager
asked Jan 28 at 13:24
bot_botbot_bot
182112
Probably you could consider to put your laptop to a sleep/hybernate instead of switching off. This will save state of literally everything not only window positions.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 13:32
Yeah, I've been doing that, but I find it sometimes causes errors in intellij and some other apps. Maybe I'll try shut everything down except those on my laptop monitor.
– bot_bot
Jan 28 at 14:20
This might help you: Program to save visible windows' locations and later restore the layout
– Barny
Jan 29 at 9:11
add a comment |
I have a 3 monitor configuration, my laptop screen and two 24" Samsung monitors.
Every morning, on the laptop screen I open two chrome windows showing jenkins, Resource Monitor and a cmd window and arrange them a certain way.
Is there any window manager type application that will do that automatically for me on startup?
My other monitors will then have a mix of intellij, insomnia, outlook, gitbash, etc...
Is there anything like this?
windows windows-10 window-manager
asked Jan 28 at 13:24
bot_botbot_bot
182112
I have a 3 monitor configuration, my laptop screen and two 24" Samsung monitors.
Every morning, on the laptop screen I open two chrome windows showing jenkins, Resource Monitor and a cmd window and arrange them a certain way.
Is there any window manager type application that will do that automatically for me on startup?
My other monitors will then have a mix of intellij, insomnia, outlook, gitbash, etc...
Is there anything like this?
windows windows-10 window-manager
windows windows-10 window-manager
asked Jan 28 at 13:24
bot_botbot_bot
182112
asked Jan 28 at 13:24
bot_botbot_bot
182112
asked Jan 28 at 13:24
bot_botbot_bot
182112
asked Jan 28 at 13:24
bot_botbot_bot
182112
asked Jan 28 at 13:24
bot_botbot_bot
182112
182112
Probably you could consider to put your laptop to a sleep/hybernate instead of switching off. This will save state of literally everything not only window positions.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 13:32
Yeah, I've been doing that, but I find it sometimes causes errors in intellij and some other apps. Maybe I'll try shut everything down except those on my laptop monitor.
– bot_bot
Jan 28 at 14:20
This might help you: Program to save visible windows' locations and later restore the layout
– Barny
Jan 29 at 9:11
add a comment |
Probably you could consider to put your laptop to a sleep/hybernate instead of switching off. This will save state of literally everything not only window positions.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 13:32
Yeah, I've been doing that, but I find it sometimes causes errors in intellij and some other apps. Maybe I'll try shut everything down except those on my laptop monitor.
– bot_bot
Jan 28 at 14:20
This might help you: Program to save visible windows' locations and later restore the layout
– Barny
Jan 29 at 9:11
Probably you could consider to put your laptop to a sleep/hybernate instead of switching off. This will save state of literally everything not only window positions.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 13:32
Probably you could consider to put your laptop to a sleep/hybernate instead of switching off. This will save state of literally everything not only window positions.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 13:32
Yeah, I've been doing that, but I find it sometimes causes errors in intellij and some other apps. Maybe I'll try shut everything down except those on my laptop monitor.
– bot_bot
Jan 28 at 14:20
Yeah, I've been doing that, but I find it sometimes causes errors in intellij and some other apps. Maybe I'll try shut everything down except those on my laptop monitor.
– bot_bot
Jan 28 at 14:20
This might help you: Program to save visible windows' locations and later restore the layout
– Barny
Jan 29 at 9:11
This might help you: Program to save visible windows' locations and later restore the layout
– Barny
Jan 29 at 9:11
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Probably you could consider to put your laptop to a sleep/hybernate instead of switching off. This will save state of literally everything not only window positions.
– montonero
Jan 28 at 13:32
Yeah, I've been doing that, but I find it sometimes causes errors in intellij and some other apps. Maybe I'll try shut everything down except those on my laptop monitor.
– bot_bot
Jan 28 at 14:20
This might help you: Program to save visible windows' locations and later restore the layout
– Barny
Jan 29 at 9:11