If everything fails please open up an issue. If you want lwsm to ignore the application, you can add it to the ignore list in ~/.config/lwsm/config.json (depending on the version used the file might be located here instead: ~/.config/lwsm/config.json) which is located under the WM_CLASS_EXCLUSIONS property. You can also see this comment for more detailed instructions. If you think the path should be there per default please open up an issue. If the desktop files are consistently stored in a folder not mapped by lwsm you might want to add it's location to the DESKTOP_FILE_LOCATIONS property in ~/.config/lwsm/config.json(depending on the version used the file might be located here instead: ~/.config/lwsm/config.json) to make sure this folder is also searched the next lwsm tries to guess an desktop file path.# example entry in ~/.config/lwsm/config.json: For finding the desktop file the locate command is usful (e.g.: locate sktop). Look for WM_CLASS(STRING) (Or just execute xprop | grep "WM_CLASS(STRING)"). You can find out which property name to use by executing xprop and clicking on an open window of the application. If you want to persist that mapping you might also want to open ~/.config/lwsm/config.json (depending on the version used the file might be located here instead: ~/.config/lwsm/config.json) and edit the WM_CLASS_AND_EXECUTABLE_FILE_MAP property. via the locate command), and add it to ~/.config/lwsm/.json). You can locate the executable or desktop file manually for the application which isn't started (e.g.There are a couple of things, that you can do: In some cases lwsm might be unable to do so. Lwsm needs to guess the right executable path for your applications.
Related error message: undefined findDesktopFile cant find file If you're using Wayland, have a look at above at the known qurks section Application are not started/lwsm doesn't work !!! please read this before opening up an issue !!! When you're using Wayland as display manager all gnome applications won't be saved or restored.In those cases it helps to close the window and restart the application. Sometimes a window can't be restored properly any more.
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