Save keyfile on value change

[CodingPenguin1]

If you'd like to put out an incentive for fixing this bug, you can do so at https://issuehunt.io/r/bk138/gromit-mpx

Describe the bug
Running gromit-mpx brings up the welcome window, regardless of if the "Show again on startup" button was ticked or not on previous run.

To Reproduce

1. Run gromit-mpx
2. Click "Next" twice
3. Uncheck "Show again on startup"
4. Click "Apply"
5. Kill gromit-mpx
6. Run gromit-mpx
7. Welcome window appears

Expected Behavior
When unchecking "Show again on startup", any future instances of gromit-mpx should not open the welcome window.

Screenshots
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20517031/103925149-18e00700-50e5-11eb-9e67-af298971975a.mp4

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS and version: Arch Linux (Linux 5.10.4-arch2-1)
• Xorg version used: 1.20.10 (i3-gaps 4.19)

Additional context
Installed from AUR Package

[bk138]

The setting is saved on proper shutdown of the application, if you kill it, that won't happen. Feel free to provide a PR changing this.

[brunomontezano]

I'm still having this problem on GNOME 45 with Wayland. Every time I open Gromit-MPX, the intro window pops up.

[bk138]

I'm still having this problem on GNOME 45 with Wayland. Every time I open Gromit-MPX, the intro window pops up.

Would be interesting to know how you stop the app. Also, please post some log files.

[brunomontezano]

I'm still having this problem on GNOME 45 with Wayland. Every time I open Gromit-MPX, the intro window pops up.

Would be interesting to know how you stop the app. Also, please post some log files.

I closed the app using its Alt+F9 shortcut.

I opened through my terminal in order to see some logging information. When I closed the program, it present the output below:

** (gromit-mpx:60204): WARNING **: 13:54:17.937: Not overwriting read-only key file

The Gromit-MPX version I have is 1.5.0-1, I installed from the AUR on Arch Linux.

[bk138]

OK, the reason is that your .ini file is read-only. See #182 for some background. Can you post the output of ls -la ~/.config/gromit-mpx.ini please?

[brunomontezano]

OK, the reason is that your .ini file is read-only. See #182 for some background. Can you post the output of ls -la ~/.config/gromit-mpx.ini please?

ls: cannot access '/home/bruno/.config/gromit-mpx.ini': No such file or directory

[bk138]

OK, that's a bug. I can reproduce. Thanks for reporting!