[kde-linux] Re: Kpatience not closing correctly when logging out.

[Dale]

Alex Schuster wrote:
> Dale writes:
>
>    
>> I think some developers are on this list as well so I wanted to post
>> here first.  When I logout of KDE 4.6.2 and Kpatience is open, I get a
>> error that it closed unexpectingly and it doesn't logout until I click
>> close on the error box.  I usually am around long enough to click it but
>> sometimes I logout as I am walking off.  This causes me to be logged in
>> until I get back.  It appears Kpatience thinks it has crashed instead of
>> just being closed out.  I know this was the case since 4.6 came out but
>> I think it did it in 4.5 as well.  That has been a while so I'm not
>> positive.
>>
>> Is this a bug or something else?
>>      
> Probably a bug, but in what part of KDE?
>
> I never used kpatience (I'll try thsi when I log out next time, which might
> take a while), but I see the same behaviour with kmymoney, most of the
> times, if not every time I log out. So I close it before I log out.
>
> This has also happened with kontact and dolphin, but only seldomly.
>
>    
>> Info about my rig.  AMD 64, Gentoo Linux and "Platform Version 4.6.2".
>> I got that last bit off one of the about KDE boxes.  If you need more
>> info, let me know.
>>      
> Same here. A difference to your setup is that my session is not being auto-
> saved, I sometimes save the session manually, and back up my .kde4
> directory, as the sssion often got messed up in the past.
>
> 	Wonko
>    

Actually, I manually saved a session after I got everything like I want 
it.  When I login, everything is right where I need it.  I have certain 
desktops for certain things so that I can go right ot the correct app.  
1: Seamonkey web browser  2:  Seamonkey email  3: Konsole  4: Firefox 
for sites that don't like Seamonkey 5: Konqueror as root so I can edit 
files and such  6: Kpat  7: Smplayer with a little Konqueror as user to 
find music/video files  8: Gkrellm which is where I park if I am about 
to go to bed or something 9 & 10: empty but used for Gimp, OOo or 
whatever else I am into.

Now you see why I don't want to have to run around closing apps when I 
log out.  O_O

Maybe I am a little OCD or something.  Oh well, I always been a little 
weird.  lol

Dale

:-)  :-)