https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436318
--- Comment #153 from imagina...@mailbox.org --- (In reply to Patrick O'Callaghan from comment #152) > (In reply to Charles Dennett from comment #151) > > I've been following this bug because I used session restore back when it > > worked. I have found a workaround that works for me but I have not seen it > > mentioned here yet. Here's what I do. I have two monitors and use 4 > > virtual desktops. I'm able to have a console window with multiple tabs open > > on the left monitor in virtual desktop 1 by using the konsole option > > --tabs-from-file. One of the tabs starts with top running. Chrome starts > > on the left monitor in virtual desktop 2. Thunderbird starts on the right > > monitor in all virtual desktops. I am able to do this by using the > > autostart section of the system setting app to specify what apps start at > > login. Then in the Window Rules section (in Apps & Windows -> Window > > Management) I am able to specify where each app appears. Like I said, this > > works for me. Of course it does not save the current session so that it > > comes back on the next login. > > AFAIK this wouldn't solve the "multiple Dolphin windows" problem. To > summarise: > > I have 3 Dolphin windows, all on the same desktop. Window A has two panes, > each in a different directory. Window B also has two panes, each in a > different directory. Window C has a single pane but an open terminal and is > in yet another directory. > > On session restore, all three windows are identical copies of *one* of A, B > or C. Which one it happens to be is essentially random, though it might be > the one that happened to be on top last time. "Thunar" keeps the settings after (Plasma-) session-restore, just checked your use case. It doesn't have an integrated terminal, though. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
