https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=343518
--- Comment #58 from Wolfgang Bauer <wba...@tmo.at> ---
(In reply to Troy Volin from comment #56)
> Everything about restore has been intermittent for me on 5.5.x and 5.6.x.
> Konsole restore, Kate and Kwrite restore, ...
I say it again: the problem with KF5 applications (konsole, kwrite, ) has been
fixed in KDE Frameworks 5.20, the Plasma or ksmserver version is irrelevant
here.
And KDE Frameworks must be built against Qt 5.6.0 or higher, the fix required a
change to Qt5 as well.
> The only thing that has actually been consistent, oddly, is virt-manager
> (which I think is GTK3).
> Fedora doesn't present a "save session" on the Leave menu,
It should, if you enable "Restore previously stored session" in systemsettings5
as mentioned.
> I guess I'll give that a try, and use "saved session" from
> kdm.
I don't know what that "saved session" in kdm is, I don't have that here.
And kdm (or any displaymanager) is just a login screen, it is not involved in
session management at all.
Running a standard Plasma session should restore the previous session according
to Plasma's (ksmserver's) settings.
> Also, I think this is still the case: libreoffice acts as if it had crashed
> if it is running at session end (logout/restart). Maybe it doesn't talk xsm
> and ignores the shutdown request, but I doubt it. I think it's more likely
> related. It's probably no coincidence that it is omitted from ksmserverrc
> and it was never told to quiesce.
Well, LibreOffice 5.0.4.2 isn't restored at all here.
But also in this case, the same application/version is not restored in KDE4
either, so it is no (recent) regression in ksmserver.
And LO is actually being saved in ksmserverrc (unlike Opera), still it is not
being restored.
In this case, wrong/invalid command line arguments are being saved to
ksmserverrc, if I try to run it like that manually I just get an error message
("Unknown option: --session=xxxxx") and the help text. Removing the --session
parameter from the line in ksmserverrc before logging in again makes it being
started on login.
AFAIK this RestartCommand is supplied by the application, so this is a bug in
LO for me. I'll probably file a bug report against LibreOffice myself.
But in any case, yet another, completely different problem...
I also tried some GTK2/3 applications meanwhile and they are also not restored
here (not even in GNOME btw), but see bug#362671 for that.
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