https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436318
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--- Comment #70 from nkwkel...@gmail.com ---
(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #62)
> The plan right now is as follows:
> - For Plasma 6.0, implement a sort of fake session restore that on login,
> simply re-opens apps that were open on last logout, and count on apps that
> have state worth saving doing the saving themselves (and many apps already
> do; for example Firefox, Discord, Dolphin, Kate, Kile, Elisa...).
> - For a later Plasma 6 version, implement real session restore that's
> governed by a new Wayland protocol (one is in progress) and make KDE apps
> opt into it.
> - After that, keep the fake session restore and use it for apps that don't
> opt into the real session restore.
>
> This should ultimately produce a better UX than on X11, where many apps
> never opted into session restore and so it was semi-random as to which apps
> got launched on login.
Does Konsole save session (the windows and tabs and the current directory of
each tab) by itself? My experience is that it does not, but given that things
like Kate does, why can't Konsole, which is also a KDE app, do that? Am I
missing something?
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