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Bringing up all the stuff you had open the next time you log in.
Edit: it's the manual session save feature that's broken: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436318
It does open all apps for me. But probably not in the previous state. But idk if that's actually possible?
Are you using 6.0? And in Wayland?
6.1 i guess. Iirc it worked on 6.0 as well. Yes wayland on fedora kde
it was this one: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436318
I had it backwards, it's the manual session save/restore that does not work.
It looks like it's waiting for an internal feature, and that the current (working) auto save/restore feature is a placeholder hack and will also be replaced by said feature.
Good to know it is possible to open the apps in previous state.I don't use save session that often, but it does "launch" apps