Hi Ben > After a clean install on Linux/Fedora, Frescobaldi shows on the left > side the editor window and below that window, the log window. > By accident, I undocked the log window. And now, when engraving a score > the log is shown in a pop-up window. > > How can I restore the original view, i.e. how can I redock the log window?
dockable subwindowg are a feature that come from QT. Now, wayland used to break this feature, and as Frescobaldi is lacking the development to switch to QT6 this means that the QT version Frescobaldi uses is too old to use the wayland protocol extension specifically created for this issue. So the gist is: As long as you are one a Wayland session docking undocked subwindows will not be possible. Of course one could switch to a X11 session to dock the toolbar, which is anything but nice to do. Still you can save things manually. Frescobaldi writes it’s config and state to ~/.config/frescobaldi/frescobaldi.conf In this file you should find under the [mainwindow] section a parameter state=@ByteArray(...) This parameter stores the current state of the frescobaldi window, including where dialogues are currently sitting. Remove this line before starting Frescobaldi and the window should load with the dialogue in place. Cheers, Valentin
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