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Not a single app got restored to its originall position #85
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Hi there! Could you may narrow the problem down by starting with a minimal setup and than working your way up to the configuration you'd like to see work? Also: As it handles it's windows itself the only way to make Firefox open special windows is by adding command line flags manually to the saved window configuration. |
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Are these dimensions correct? I'll add another debugging line for this to a new release of lwsm. |
Roughly. I assume some space was subtracted for UI elements. Let me know when and how I can trigger additional debug. |
@johannesjo Hi! Any progress with new version with additional debug? |
Ah yes the version should be out. Sorry, forgot to inform you. |
👻 Brief Description
I installed lwsm it on Ubuntu 16.04. I saved and restored my session and not even single window was restored in proper position.
🎩 My workflow configuration
Two monitors. Left one horizontal 1920x1080, right one (vertical flip!) 1200x1920. [Total resolution of 3120x3010]
16 workspaces (two monitors each) in 4x4 fashion:
Steps To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
lwsm save
lwsm restore
Additional note: while restoring I got messages like:
Status: "Navigator.Firefox" is running: false 5 0
🚓 Expected behavior
I'd expect roughly the same window layout. At least windows placed on the same workspace.
➕ Additional context
My saved session file. At a glance it seems that resolution is not right....
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