Package: gnome-session Severity: normal Hello Gnome maintainers,
steps to reproduce: * in gnome, start gnome-terminal * start tmux * detach from tmux (ctrl+B, D) * log out of gnome * log in to gnome with gdm * start gnome-terminal * run "tmux attach" It will not find any sessions. I think this is unexpected behaviour. I raised the issue today in #debian-devel IRC channel and a user reported an anecdote that they were trying to be smart and ran "apt upgrade" inside tmux and then logged out for safety. This killed their tmux session. I think it should be expected that if programs like tmux or screen are started, they persist across logins. systemd/logind is currently built with -Ddefault-kill-user-processes=false to enable exactly this use-case. Indeed when on the same machine I log in via a tty, start tmux, detach, log out and then log in again, my tmux session is still intact. Only when started under gnome is my tmux session not kept. I'm a sway user and am also not affected by this issue. I think that there should be no difference in the behaviour of tmux independent on whether it's started in gnome, on a tty, via ssh or otherwise. Please re-assign this bug as needed as I am not very familiar with the Gnome ecosystem and the issue might be elsewhere. Thank you for maintaining gnome in Debian! cheers, josch
