As soon as I wrote "save" and thought about it in the
context of 'state(s)' I thought about Gnome session management
and turned my attention to the desktop file for nm-applet
(nm-applet.desktop), specifically the command line, which specifies
'nm-applet --sm-disable'. After removing the '--sm-disable'
option, which effect 'man gnome-options' tells us is
to 'Disable connection to session manager.', nm-applet
starts up at login time without 'Enable Wireless', which was the
setting I had just before a logging out (and then logging back
in).
Now I will try a full reboot and see how this interacts
with the Network Manager daemon.
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