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Thanks for the pointers, added the requested.
Notably the timestamp indicates that indeed the file has not been touched at
all since the date of initial creation (or in this case, recreation since I had
to delete t
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Hi David, as mentioned (somewhat cryptically) in my 2nd post, this is by
Program.
And to confirm, I'm definitely attempting to edit the command proper, in the
Application tab - not just the desktop shortcut name on
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Thanks for the move. I did search for System Settings, but it wasn't found due
to the space between the 2 words, which makes (its own kind of!) sense.
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the exact test case:
entry as created: Program: xscreensaver &
desired edit: xscreensaver -no-splash &
On restarting, the splash was still shown. Opening the Autostart entry showed
that the -no-splash switch had no
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Bug ID: 358701
Summary: Autostart fails to edit existing entries; they remain
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Product: plasmashell
Version: 5.4.3
Platform: Debian testi
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For me, some intervening update seems to have fixed this. Konsole hasn't been
updated since version "konsole:amd64 (15.08.2-1, 15.08.3-1)" on the 12th,
before I confirmed the bug, but now it does not crash on exit.
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Nice to hear, but that unfortunately doesn't help everyone else for whom
KDE 5 is doing all sorts of weird things on multi-display setups.
Are these being worked on for fixing? A similar - but apparently totally
un
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Thanks again - good point - it does look to be v4 stuff in there. I nuked all 3
(-daniel, -root, and -kdm) dirs and only the former was recreated. After a
reboot and login, it has these contents:
*+daniel@v3-771g:~$
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oh, should've said: for me this happens every time Konsole is closed: simply
open a window, do absolutely nothing, then close using your choice of "exit" or
the GUI button or the File menu. Each time, same result
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I'm away from this PC at the moment but will confirm later whether/what it
currently has TMPDIR set to, and whether changing it affects the location of
kdecache-* stuff. I assume/hope it will but will post back eithe
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Thanks, David. That makes sense and is quicker than me browsing source for days
to reach the same conclusion! Before I look at updating the wiki, can you
advise whether any other variables therein (especially the clo
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~/.config/plasma-workspace/env/kwin_env.sh (formerly in ~/.kde/env/)
This is the script that gets run, exports the KDEVARTMP fi
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Bug ID: 356850
Summary: KDEVARTMP environment variable is ignored after
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Product: plasmashell
Version: 5.4.3
Platform: Debian testing
OS: Li
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Hi,
Will that also cover these problems with various panel popups appearing on the
wrong screen (in a random location) or not at all?
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As expected, if I tick on "Show selected window", it brings each window to the
foreground in turn, not skipping any - though the highlight box in the sidebar
still misses some, remaining desynchronised from the actua
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Re what I said about the mouse cursor always updating the highlight - this is
not _completely_ consistent as sometimes this doesn't work. It's kinda 50/50.
sometimes the switcher not only won't highlight on hover - b
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Bug ID: 356804
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Product: plasmashell
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Platform: Debian testin
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Interestingly, after toggling BACK to the internal laptop screen as primary,
things now appear there where they should: the taskbar is there, and so are all
of its popups/menus.
so the process here - which I hope c
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If I make the left, secondary, external screen primary - everything seems to
work as wanted. However, the laptop screen is closer to me, so it should be my
primary.
Super simplistic guess without ref to source code
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Btw, the above is the same with the monitor plugged in since boot (not just
added later). Affected elements appear in random locations on the 2nd screen,
not on the 1st (primary, laptop) screen where they should (i.e
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