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GNOME-SESSION-SELECTOR(1)			     GNOME-SESSION-SELECTOR(1)

NAME
       gnome-session-selector - Selects a session to use with gnome-session

SYNOPSIS
       gnome-session-selector ([session]|--action [(save|print|load))])

DESCRIPTION
       gnome-session-selector	can  be	 used  from a xsession desktop file to
       select a session before gnome-session is run. gnome-session  reads  and
       stores  its  session  in the "${XDG_DATA_HOME}/gnome-session/saved-ses‐
       sion" directory.	 gnome-session-selector works by replacing the	saved-
       session	directory by a symlink to another directory. Since the session
       name is used as the directory name, it may not contain  '/'  characters
       or begin with a '.'.

       When  a session name is specified, gnome-session-selector will create a
       symlink to select this session.

       When started without arguments or with  --action	 load,	gnome-session-
       selector	 will present a dialog that allows to choose one of the exist‐
       ing sessions or create a new one.

       When started with --action save, gnome-session-selector will present  a
       dialog  that allows to choose a session, or create a new one, then per‐
       forms a session save operation.

SEE ALSO
       gnome-session(1)

				     GNOME	     GNOME-SESSION-SELECTOR(1)

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