https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=483615
--- Comment #6 from JMB9 <jmb_...@gmx.net> ---
New 3rd bug report seems not necessary:
Well, the problem with size difference is caused by me selecting 155% on
Wayland (after the former factor was not applied but
was put to 100% when updating to KDE6 - which is really tiny), while on X11
session the global scale was set to 200%
(I don't know why) - so this it was a little too large.
But setting it to 155% on X11 seems to be quite similar (eben idetical) with
using Wayland and 155%.
So the only thing which was not perfect is that both saling factors are not
adopted in the other session after changing it.
But maybe there exist reasons that this would not be appropriate - so I think
this is not worth a bug report - as long
as switching between X11 and Wayland with same look and feel is a goal of KDE.
Concerning the main problem I found that:
1) X11 session:
a) is able to store the konsole windows - and when switching to
2) Wayland those correctly restored konsoles are
a) opened with correct windows size (OK) but
b) are respawned in the middle of 1st virtual desktop - so window position
can not be restored (bug with Wayland).
After my findings the position is just not considered in Wayland
session.
c) konsoles are never saved with session save (bug with Wayland).
So both, not saving and not use windows position of konsole windows are severe
bugs for people like me working
with about 72 konsole windows.
So here, Wayland makes trouble while X11 works as it should.
On the other hand even with X11 and command line I can not position konsole
windows as I wich for (despite being possible
in session save):
a) I am not able to give a parameter concerning virtual desktop - as it is used
by session restore one should give it with parameters;
b) larger positions than screen resolution is not interpreted to be sent to
further virtual desks (fvwm used virtual coordinates
in the 1990-ies - very easy placement for all desktops) but are shifted "last
pixel + 1" to "1st pixel" of the current virtual desktop with KDE.
For me, this is also a bug - but maybe just a problem of missing help text?
Is there any document (web or PDF manual) explaining how to create such konsole
windows correctly with KDE6?
I tested something like (I did not see more when using 'konsole --help-all' on
KDE6):
konsole --qwindowgeometry 400x400+50+50 --workdir '/home2/jmb/mytex/'
--hide-menubar --hide-tabbar --notransparency --qwindowtitle 'JMB_Term_1'
but this is not working for Virtual Desktops and not for Window title - but I
am new to this method of creating all windows via
a simple script. This could be invoked at session start and no longer saving a
session ... which would ba a more robust approach.
So not only a workaround but just working more efficient and customizable.
--
You are receiving this mail because:
You are watching all bug changes.
