Re: [PATCH] gitk: don't save the geometry to rc file on exit

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also sprach Paul Mackerras <paulus@xxxxxxxxx> [2008.03.08.1211 +0100]:
> > I understand that Cygwin has issues and needs this code, but
> > couldn't it then be made to run only on Cygwin, such that on
> > "proper" Unix systems, the config file is *not* updated every
> > time I move the window before closing the application?
> 
> What's the issue with updating the config file?

Conflicts when synchronising the files between different machines,
or the need for a custom merge driver just for .gitkrc files.

> > As I said earlier, this is really the job of a window manager,
> > *not* a configuration option. If your window manager cannot
> > restore the window to a size you control, then it's broken.
> > Let's not hack applications to work around that, please.
> 
> I disagree.  It's not a window manager's job to tell an
> application how big its window should be.

I always assumed it was: position and geometry. However, I am
starting to see your point.

I guess the best way would be a checkbox with which I can disable
the saving of the geometry on application close, possibly paired
with a button "save now".

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