Version: Git (using KDE 4.8.0) OS: Linux Sometimes if a open a root window and shutdown i get after the bootup a message that kdesudo can not find the app and will close now. if i reboot another time the same message will pop up as long as i can not clear the old session it will come again and again. the same thing is with some wired apps they are crashed or "not really open anymore but not closed in some way". it isnt in many chases not gut to restore this apps. and the system memory will go down as well as the buutup time without resore. so my request is not to deactivate at all but to start some research what users uses, what they want and to change this setting after that. Reproducible: Sometimes Steps to Reproduce: Start some wine application, root application, and reboot Actual Results: the application will opended after reboot Expected Results: its maybe not the best choise to restore alle apps that where open at shutdown time
> start some research what users uses Yes, please use the forum for a poll, not the bug tracker :) I personally like to boot into a clean desktop, without restoring any session data. But that's because I only reboot once or month or so ... On the other hand, with modern power management offering suspend-to-disk and suspend-to-ram, we probably do not need to use X11 session saving either. To be decided by ksmserver developers, if poll results have been added.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 46923 ***