[SOLVED]XFCE always starts with my last session

[BigEasy]

After upgraiding to Mint 18.* my XFCE always starts with my last session. I really have no idea how to disable such behaviour. Anybody knows?

[sammiev]

When you goto shut down you will see just below the box Log Out - Restart - Shut Down, save session for future logins.

Remove the check mark from that box.

[BigEasy]

5 years since this check mark was removed And all saved session cleared.
After upgrading to MInt 18.* I choose display manager LightDM and choose Mint-X login window. May be there is some bug in both of them...

[Pjotr]

Wipe all old sessions with a terminal command:

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rm -r -v ~/.cache/sessions/*

[BigEasy]

Already done! But every time every session saved again and XFCE starting with saved session. Where and when I asked XFCE to do that?
Well, to shutdown my computer I press the keyboard key X86PowerOFF (executing command:xfce4-session-logout --halt). Everything working OK before some last times

[mr_raider]

The option was moved into the settings app.

[mr_raider]

The option was moved into the settings app under session and startup.

[BigEasy]

Yes I know, but their checkbox "automatically save session on logout" doesn't work for me. Session always saving regardless of checkbox condition.
Little worlaround I done: I replaced command for X86PowerOFF "xfce4-session-logout --halt" with "shutdown -h now". Now it works as planned
Thank you all!