> usually have about a dozen PDF (okular) and over twenty text (kate) This bug is the only reason why I am not running Wayland. > to restore the old session, for me it means not having to reopen > Well I do like it, in fact I'm sticking with it, but I do miss being > (In reply to ticonzero from comment #35) > (In reply to Francisco Cribari from comment #37) X11-Plasma, without returning to 18.04LTS ? I installed kubuntu 22.04LTS, that came with Wayland, how can I get back to > On Fri, at 12:56 PM Andreas Hartmann > wrote: > pdfs in different okular instances on different desktops > to restore the old session, for me it means not having to reopen dozen of > Well I do like it, in fact I'm sticking with it, but I do miss being able > many restrictions and bugs so far (and I don't see any solution). > I don't think there are so many Wayland users out there because Wayland > a few irritating bugs like this one, it works well. > the color is more vivid using wayland (eg X looks washed out). > monitor support started working and have not looked back.
> Andreas, I would respectfully disagree. Pdfs in different okular instances on different desktops To restore the old session, for me it means not having to reopen dozen of Well I do like it, in fact I'm sticking with it, but I do miss being able And I consider that a major weakness and an obstacle to success. They seem to experience critigue as an aggression and not as a chance for improvement. in the FOSS community quite a few people simply can't stand critigue, however constructive or well intentioned or politely formulated it may be. It was your opinion expressed in a friendly and factual manner. Your comment was not inflammatory at all.
> and it lands wrongly in written communications. > I swear inflammation was not the intention. > (In reply to Bernie Innocenti from comment #21) Im not completely confident in my c++ skills yet as im studying it, so maybe some would like to help me tackle by introducing me to the project structure and the working parts making up KDE. I would be interested to know how the x11 application reopen is done in Wayland as hopefully some of the solution can be reused or be expanded on to include Wayland applications. Before closing the applications, the paths of the open applications should be saved to a (session) file from where these can be opened. Therefore i think changing restore to reopen would be more accurate and a more concrete path to a solution.Īfter the user ends session by logging out, rebooting, etc. The observed result has been found because Firefox has a option to reopen the pages that were closed during the shutdown of Firefox. xcalc for example doesn't remain state after logging out.
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And it works! The overall quality of the code improves and customers are happier and they spread the good word!įor me, with x11 applications running under x11 ad Wayland, it just seems to be a app startup mechanism. We have burnt sprints doing just bug fixes solely because of this. And good teams and leaders have to bring them back to the table. It is true that devs like to move onto newer things. But truth can be hard sometimes and it lands wrongly in written communications. I swear inflammation was not the intention. > inflammatory comments won't help expedite it. > As a user, I also wish session restore to worked on Wayland, but > participation, and that can potentially get you more devs. > forever and fix bugs in their code but sometimes, its good to stop new > fix bugs in their code.:-) Sure, we can't force devs to stick around > Or the devs you already have are interested only in next shiny thing than to (In reply to Bernie Innocenti from comment #21)
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