I have looked at a number of pictures and I am finished. Other things to do. I went to "Windows Menu" "Close" and Gwenview closed.  If I reboot, or shutdown and start up later, Gwenview appears as a minimized window. I can click on it and see what I was looking at when I closed. If I

"ps -e |grep gwenview" and kill the gwenview pid, it usually doesn't return.

I am using Slackware Linux, the latest version, on a Dell computer with 2 Pentiums  500 MB RAM and 1/2 TB hard drive. Gwenview was part of the Slackware KDE package. I have been using Slackware since it was slakware (8 character names with messy DOS!). 




Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. look at a picture
2. exit Gwenview and reboot.
3. look at the bar under the screen. A much dimmed Gwenview will be there. click on it and return to whatever it was you were looking at.

Actual Results:  
I can't reboot in this widget. In the past, the Gwenview name and the file being observed (days ago) are visible, and clicking on the name will bring it up.

Expected Results:  
Nothing! No mention of Gwenview. I am looking for a "QUIT! Cease And Desist! Go Back to the disc and stay there!" button. Pretty much what most programs do when closed.