It also stores the geometry of all windows and workspaces so that the entire aspect of a configuration of the instance can be saved and retrieved. A default configuration is saved at program exit and retrieved at the next program start. Use the `--scratch` command line option to skip the retrieval of the default configuration and start with an empty setup.
Move the cursor to select a configuration. Features can be organized into groups at the top level (here "Test"). When selecting a group only Edit and Delete group are available
<h3>2: Add new configuration</h3>
Save the current setup in a new configuration.
<h3>3: Update selected configuration</h3>
Update the selected configuration with the current setup
<h3>4: Edit configuration</h3>
Change configuration name or the configuration group to which this configuration belongs. If selection is a group the group name can be changed.
Export selected configuration in a file that can be imported on another machine possibly with a different O/S. The configuration binary data (BLOB) is saved in Base-64 format.
This is the opposite of the previous operation. This will create a new configuration in the selected group or the same group as the configuration being selected.
