On Wednesday 03 January 2007 15:04, Damir Perisa wrote: > in kde (started by startx), i have set in the session manager, that it > restores the session on login. > > this works fine with all kde apps (kwrite, kile,...) but for example > when abiword is left running with a document open, kde will next time > i start kde just open abiword with an empty document. > > this is not expected to happen like this - kde should restore the > session by loading abiword with the document that was open. > > is this the problem of abiword or kde? what do you think?
I'm not really sure, but i think that's an abiword problem, not kde's. It depends on the way abiword keeps record of the opened files. > what is actually the most reliable way to write an important, long > (>200 pages) document (like a master thesis)? i started writing plain > text files and now i'm thinking if i should play again with latex or > maybe learn docbook or even try to trust ms word or openoffice to > work reliably. previous experience with any monster-wordprocessor > (like word or writer) was very negative with huge documents (up to 50 > pages it works fine, but if you keep adding text, some dark magic > starts happening). I've found out that Koffice manages big files much better than openoffice and it's a good option if you don't need to share your docs with windows users. Cheers, Damnshock
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