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11 months agoOne way to notice a person has “systemd derangement syndrome” is by looking at how they write systemd
: if they write it SystemD
they are already in late stages of SDS and it isn’t curable anymore.
One way to notice a person has “systemd derangement syndrome” is by looking at how they write systemd
: if they write it SystemD
they are already in late stages of SDS and it isn’t curable anymore.
Oh I dunno, maybe something with almost 700 comments? (HDR).
If apps don’t want to save their state when they close there isn’t much a window manager can do about that. The only part the window manager would be involved in is with positioning its window and that is hardly something very critical to the functionality of an app.