https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=354097
--- Comment #8 from Wolfgang Bauer <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Frank from comment #7) > With 5.7.5 in the meantime the issue appears to get "better", eg not all > programs that used to be are now dumped on the first desktop. But some still > are. And which applications exactly? The problem with kwin not saving/restoring window attributes (like position and virtual desktop) has been fixed over a year ago, see bug#341930. But the applications need to set certain attributes correctly for this to work. And in particular Qt5 didn't do that (so it still didn't work for KF5/Qt5 based applications), this should be fixed to in 5.6 at least. > And this bug or the duplicates of it are still not marked confirmed Which "duplicates" are you talking about in particular? bug#354724 is fixed, bug#338578 is 2 years old and nobody apparently looked at it since then. AFAICT, it is fixed though (and actually a duplicate of bug# ) > I guess the lession is don't even try to use a kde version that is not at > least 5 years in full production use by the major distributions. 8-( If you think such a comment is helpful at all, then you're wrong. Btw, openSUSE did backport all necessary fixes to previous versions months ago, and it works fine here since then AFAICT. Also, all of the problems should be fixed in current versions of Plasma, KDE Frameworks and Qt5 as mentioned. But if an application does something wrong, there's not much the desktop can do about it either. Just as a side note, GNOME doesn't restart applications on login at all by default. You can enable it with some "hidden" dconf setting, but it still won't work with GTK applications, as they don't support the current (introduced in 1993!) session management protocol, and GNOME dropped support for the older one 10 years ago. Funny enough, KDE/Qt applications do get restored correctly (now) in GNOME as well. Apparently session management is just not considered that important any more nowadays... -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
