Creating “session files†can help you speed up your work and also give you a tiny little bit of rest by preventing you from doing repetitive tasks every day again and again. For example, when you work on some kind of project (webdesign, audio, video, graphics), maybe you often start some sort of programs at once, together, like say |
aintbrush - Photoshop - ColorPickerTool - ImageViewer:| or maybe |:Audacity - MusicPlayer - FrequencyAnalyzer:| and so on.
Instead of browsing through your system menus and launching applications, or even instead of just clicking shortcuts on desktop or on a launcher application, you can create simple (or complex) scripts that will do the job for you while you sit back and watch. With these “session†scripts you can launch multiple applications at once, from one place by clicking one icon. Sometimes when launching manually, you maybe got used to adding delays between starting resource-intensive applications so that your CPU can handle it better. Session scripts can take care of it for you too, you can define as long delays as you want.There are at least 2 ways of creating such scripts:
1) you might want to use some of many task automating applications which can handle a lot of routine work (eg.
aintbrush - Photoshop - ColorPickerTool - ImageViewer:| or maybe |:Audacity - MusicPlayer - FrequencyAnalyzer:| and so on.Instead of browsing through your system menus and launching applications, or even instead of just clicking shortcuts on desktop or on a launcher application, you can create simple (or complex) scripts that will do the job for you while you sit back and watch. With these “session†scripts you can launch multiple applications at once, from one place by clicking one icon. Sometimes when launching manually, you maybe got used to adding delays between starting resource-intensive applications so that your CPU can handle it better. Session scripts can take care of it for you too, you can define as long delays as you want.There are at least 2 ways of creating such scripts:
1) you might want to use some of many task automating applications which can handle a lot of routine work (eg.
