Hi all, Since an odd fortnight to a month, many default visual parameters are weird. Let me be more specific:
Every times I open Kmail, the "list" part of the main window, "subject", "senders", "date", are crammed to the left. Just to the point you can't read anything meaningful. For instance all subjects are restricted to "Re:...". But the main point is, mouse-sliding the column separators, works only until you close the window: every time it is closed and then opened back again, the modifications I made to the column width are lost, and everything is again in its unreadable configuration. Errata: I've just check: it's every times you log-out log-in again. Along the same line: Every times I open Kmail after logging, it opens in full-screen. I could force it with "special window setting", but that's not the point. Of course I mouse- change the geometry, but each times it re-open full screen. Along the same line: I usually have two konsole windows. One of them is restored correctly but not the other one. That point might be related to my using two monitors, though. And again: There is the poor session tab management of okular, which "could" be related, or not (https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=335852). All those points really hinder the usability of the desktop, because, when you have papers arranged on you desk, you expect them to be at the same place when you come back the next day. You are not supposed to spend half an hour to carefully put every paper in some drawer, and writing a very complicated note to yourself, and the next day spend a similar amount of time, reorganizing your desk. Anyway, that might be only me. Also, I do have to turn my computer off each day, because second monitor "dpms" energy saving is random, sometimes it steadily works and sometimes, it turns the monitor on and off at a three minutes like frequency, and I'm afraid that might just kill the monitor. And if I use the monitor power button, everything is messed up when I turn it back on, issue which I understand is widespread. And even the resolution is wrong (when I use monitor poser button), most of the time, to the point that `drm_info`, doesn't return even the possibility of the correct resolution. All that put together, I'm compelled to turn off the computer every days, which is unusual thing to do, and might explain I'm the only one experiencing those weird window placements and other faulty columns things. Thanks, Chris
