https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=503446
--- Comment #5 from Piotr Mierzwinski <piotr.mierzwin...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Lenzoid from comment #4) > Hi Piotr, thanks for taking the time and testing this out on such a recent > system like Neon. That's really cool. I'm by no means an expert on this, but > it seems that this is just one of the messy things inherited from the X11 > era, where windows could place themselves and many making their own > implementations on how they remember position. > > Nate has written an explanation about this, giving some background about how > positioning windows is different in X11 than in Wayland: > > "Native Wayland windows are not allowed to determine where to place > themselves on screen at all; the compositor does this." > > https://invent.kde.org/ngraham/canned-responses#user-reports-that-wayland- > app-doesnt-remember-its-window-position-observes-that-it-works-on-x11-for- > them-and-requests-an-explanation-of-why-theres-a-difference > > From my first tests, a possible solution (not remembering per se but an > initial positioning on session start) for us users could be System Settings > > Window Management > Window Rules > Add new... > Detect Window Properties > and click the window which position you wish to be enforced. Click the Plus > and check mark buttons on Window class, Position, Size etc. Haven't tried > this for Firefox windows but I imagine it's difficult identifying your three > different windows. Maybe this helps you, it did for me. > > *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 15329 *** Thank you for work around. I will test it. Your previous answer "Apps still need to support it" means that the support will be provided in the future (maybe in Plasma 6.4 yet)? Anyway I hope so, because now we have regression compare to Plasma 5 or Plasma 6 and X11 session and soon we will have 6.4 version... [Nate] "Native Wayland windows are not allowed to determine where to place themselves on screen at all; the compositor does this." I'm confused a bit. Firstly you said that applications need to support it, and Nate saying that "the compositor does this.". So how exactly is? I found that doesn''t it (windows position seem isn't save) and reported it, because I supposed that "the compositor does this." -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
