I'm actually aware of the problem with session management since last
summer, now I've upgraded my stuff to have more KF5-based applications
and suprisingly found it still just doesn't work. So I've dived deeper
into it this time, reading all the discussion here and last part of bug
#341930, both
(In reply to Thomas Lübking from comment #26)
> (In reply to Alexey Chernov from comment #25)
>
> > According to what?
> According to "This is not fixed in years and each and every session
> management code was ported as "#if 0""
> If there was some relev
(In reply to Thomas Lübking from comment #22)
> > 5. I completely don't like the proposed way to preserve the compatibility
> > with (4) and make
> > the use case of broken session management client implementation legal and
> > default, but
> > also try to allow proper-written apps to still
(In reply to Andreas Hartmetz from comment #29)
> We cannot change Qt in a way that breaks existing applications. Qt5 has not
> exactly just been released, and commercial customers value stability very
> much. Some of them even pay for Qt licenses, which is good for all Qt users,
> so really, we
(In reply to Thomas Lübking from comment #24)
> (In reply to Alexey Chernov from comment #23)
>
> > Comments like this clearly don't help
> Seriously, you asked for breaking clients because that's what you'd "like"
> to do - what did you expect to hear? That's sim
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