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I just upgraded to kde 4.7.2 on a gentoo system
Now all apps open in windows that are too small and not equal to the window size when the app was closed. It used to be if you resized a window KDE would remember that size and next time you opened that app, the window would be restored to the same size. Does anyone know where this is set? OR how to correct this annoying behaviour? thanks in advance, |
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does this behavior happen to all users of the system? if not I'd move/rename the kwin rc files ~/.kde[4]/config/kwin*rc and kwin folders ~/.kde[4]/apps/kwin* and restart kwin
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thanks, but deleting the kwin*rc files does not solve the problem,
which also occurs on the desktop of a different user ... edit: not all apps suffer this I now notice: kwrite and konsole (for example) remember window sizes; konqueror and kmail do not (especially annoying kmail, which scrunches the message pane in a very bad way) I guess I can set the advanced window behaviour option to fix konqueror's etc. size ... This seems to work so far |
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According to viewtopic.php?f=66&t=97329#p205429 this seems to be a well-known bug.
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I have found the on my system the root of the problem
is that kde is not handling dual monitors that have *different* resolutions properly. the window sizes are being remembered but the size for (on my system) the left monitor is used when an app restarts whether or not I'm starting the app on the left or the right screen if you look in the rc files, or in the konqueror profiles you'll see listings like this:
so you see the two monitors (left= 1024x1280 and right= 1050x1680). These values are updated properly but, as I say, when I restart only the values from the left monitor are used. pretty shoddy behaviour ... |
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