https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436318
--- Comment #207 from devsk <funt...@yahoo.com> --- (In reply to Patrick O'Callaghan from comment #205) > > So this patch has actually nothing to do with session restore. I'd suggest > posting it somewhere else to avoid confusion. Yes. I don't think anybody cares about flipping the gestures behavior. I will keep this patch around. > I've had a quick look at your scripts but haven't tried them. They seem > quite complicated, but maybe they do more than mine. I've taken note of how > you use 'kdotool windowmove' and have added this to my own scripts (don't > know why I hadn't noticed this before :-). I'll upload them shortly (still > not very familiar with Gist to be honest). Yes. My script does do way more..:-) It saves a lot more information in a format which is easily read in bash. Then, it starts all the apps and waits for the user to ack the restoration process which restores their desktop, position and size. I had to add a lot of code for robustness e.g. some random processes make their way into 'kdotool search' when they don't have a real window associated with them e.g. plasmashell. For example, restoring from X11 to wayland, the window class changes from konsole to org.kde.konsole. For example, the size and location on wayland are floating point numbers sometimes, which was not apparent until wayland locked up on creating a window with 0 size with infinite memory allocation loop and got killed by OOM. For example, if you saved session from a crontab periodically, kdotool just doesn't find any windows because crontab does not have access to the user environment to access the DBUS. Lots of accounting for quirks. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
