With kget from KDE SC 4.14.1 I have the following problem. If I manually adjust width of columns in UI (Name, Status, Size, etc.), their widths are reset on reopen. It should not be this way. Please fix. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Adjust columns' width in kget 2. Reopen kget Actual Results: Columns' widths are reset to default. Expected Results: Columns' widths are the same as adjusted by user.
Still reproducible in 4.14.2
Created attachment 90100 [details] Bug fix patch working in 4.14.3
I confirm the issue on 4.14.3 (Chakra Linux) I added the patch to kget in our repository an now the issue is fixed. Thank you!
Thanks for the patch! Worked very well with kget-4.14.3 on Gentoo Linux.
kget 2.95 has the same bug on Arch Linux.
sorry, I meant kget 17.12.2.
Why is this fix not yet merged upstream in the kget sources? Who reads–or rather doesn't read–this bug tracker? The patch still worked for me on Gentoo Linux amd64, kde-apps/kget-18.04.3. PLEASE merge this patch from stream9 into the upstream sources! Thanks.
(In reply to Linux User #330250 from comment #7) > Why is this fix not yet merged upstream in the kget sources? Who reads–or > rather doesn't read–this bug tracker? I do read it, but I didn't get notified of new comments in this bug report. But it actually is something that bothered me as well since years anyway. But, the proposed fix is not completely working. It causes a new problem, because if you hide a column via the list header's right-click context menu, this is remembered as well now. Good thing in principle of course, but the initial state of the menu is wrong then, i.e. it shows up as activated on next start although it is hidden (the state is just inverted in that case). I do have a fix ready for that as well, but that shows that I probably should think more about whether this is actually the right way to fix it or there's a better one. And I haven't found the time to do that yet, sorry. It is on my TODO list, but I also preferred to fix regressions in the KF5 port for now.
And speaking generally, patches should better be proposed on phabricator.kde.org (or reviewboard.kde.org in the past) to have them reviewed properly. Adding them to some bug report just tends to them getting lost, forgotten, or overlooked, especially if new people take over...
Confirming that this is still an issue in 19.8.1 on openSuSE Tumbleweed.
Still reproducible with 20.04.3 on Tumbleweed.
*** Bug 483787 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***