https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=469445
--- Comment #37 from pallaswept <pallasw...@proton.me> --- Here I can prove it easier than I thought. My intention was to create a few files on the desktop, have them added to the screenmapping entry, then try a few different ways to remove them until I found one that made it remain in the screenmapping entry. So I did this, making these 3 'foo' files on the desktop: ~>echo foo1 > ~/Desktop/foo1.txt ~>echo foo1 > ~/Desktop/foo2.txt ~>echo foo1 > ~/Desktop/foo3.txt Then I thought, I'll check the screenmapping and make sure they've been added, before I try to remove them and have them remain in that list ~>cat .config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc | rg screenmapping [ScreenMapping] screenMapping=desktop:/userworking/default.target.wants/ydotool.service,1,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/userworking/default.target.wants,1,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/Media,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/userworking/dbus-org.bluez.obex.service,1,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/userworking/pipewire-pulse.service,1,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/pwdumpxbox.txt,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/tmuxkeys2.conf.txt,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/userworking/pipewire.service,1,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/userworking/wireplumber.service,1,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/foo1.txt,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/tmuxkeys3.txt,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/foo2.txt,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/foo3.txt,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/OpenRGB.desktop,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/tmuxkeys.conf.txt,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/jctlpw.txt,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/userworking/pipewire.socket,1,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,file:///home/pallaswept/Desktop/Mouse-actions GUI.desktop,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef,desktop:/pwdumpalways2.txt,0,daba52e7-d61d-46e5-a570-bf4e3a1014ef WTF. Half of those files don't even exist already. Proof: ~>ls ~/Desktop total 119M 0 drwxr-xr-x 1 pallaswept pallaswept 266 Oct 16 14:07 ./ 0 drwx--x---+ 1 pallaswept pallaswept 1.2K Oct 16 12:58 ../ 4.0K -rw-r--r-- 1 pallaswept pallaswept 5 Oct 16 14:07 foo1.txt 4.0K -rw-r--r-- 1 pallaswept pallaswept 5 Oct 16 14:07 foo2.txt 4.0K -rw-r--r-- 1 pallaswept pallaswept 5 Oct 16 14:07 foo3.txt 115M -rw-r--r-- 1 pallaswept pallaswept 115M Oct 1 19:22 jctlpw.txt 0 drwxr-xr-x 1 pallaswept pallaswept 478 Sep 10 02:50 Media/ 4.0K -rwx------ 1 pallaswept pallaswept 305 Aug 25 02:30 OpenRGB.desktop* 1.6M -rw-r--r-- 1 pallaswept pallaswept 1.6M Oct 5 17:49 pwdumpalways2.txt 1.6M -rw-r--r-- 1 pallaswept pallaswept 1.6M Oct 16 06:15 pwdumpxbox.txt 28K -rw-r--r-- 1 pallaswept pallaswept 27K Oct 4 21:36 tmuxkeys2.conf.txt 32K -rw-r--r-- 1 pallaswept pallaswept 30K Oct 6 05:44 tmuxkeys3.txt 32K -rw-r--r-- 1 pallaswept pallaswept 29K Oct 2 15:29 tmuxkeys.conf.txt Notice all the entries in the screenmapping that don't even exist in the file listing? btw I alias ls to 'ls -Flash', so no, they aren't hidden or something. They're files I deleted ages ago. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
