I'd like to start a tmuxinator session when I login (Gnome on Ubuntu Lucid). I've tried variations of the following but they all execute and close the terminal window. The following have been given to 'Startup Applications'

```
sleep 10; /usr/bin/gnome-terminal --execute bash -c 'cd /src/thinit;exec bundle exec mux start thinit'
sleep 10; /usr/bin/gnome-terminal --execute bash -c 'cd /src/thinit;bundle exec mux start thinit'
sleep 10; /usr/bin/gnome-terminal --execute bash -c 'cd /src/thinit;exec bundle exec mux start thinit;exec bash'

```

**Update:**

This is not an answer, but is getting closer. See [Hilltop Yodeler's](http://www.hilltopyodeler.com/blog/?p=382) post about [13u11fr09's](http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-296628.html) suggested solution. The reason this question is not answered is that, AFAICT, it opens another shell session rather than the keep the initial shell session open. In the use case described that is fine - show help, then provide a shell prompt. Whereas here the requirement is to continue to use tmux via the initial shell session launched.