Is there any way I can save the state of the workspaces so that after the reboot I can continue working from where I am before I shut down my machine?
Searching the issue may give you False Hope:
(warning - defunct):
https://www.howtogeek.com/203952/how-to-automatically-remember-running-applications-from-your-last-session-in-ubuntu-14.04/#:~:text=Under%20“gnome%2C”%20click%20“,running%20applications%20will%20be%20restored.
Because Gnome removed Save Session back in Natty:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-desktop/2011-January/002734.html
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But I still see the auto-save session in dconf-editor.
And how is auto-save-session different from hibernate?
In Dconf-Editor, you can see the old option for the detachable toolbar, too. That was also removed by Gnome long ago.
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Oh...alright. Thanks for your help.
gnome makes things that I DON'T UNDERSTAND. For me, xfce desktop is much better
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