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This week in KDE: real fake session restore
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this post was submitted on 24 Feb 2024
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The "real" way needs the corresponding Wayland protocol in order to work. The protocol is under development/review, but involves a lot more moving parts that requires coordination and approval from multiple people. This "fake" way was able to be implemented faster and by fewer people as a stop-gap measure
Sounds efficient…
When you want a standard to take hold you gotta do it the hard way. You can't just cowboy it like you can with the fake version. (Not meaning to disparage the fake version, mind you.)