Zim doesn't remember the window size
I've been a Zim user for a many years. However, now when I updated to Ubuntu 16.04, Zim seems to forget all the window settings I do. I want Zim to open as maximized window and without right side pane, but every time I boot my computer and open Zim again, I have to maximize it by hand and remove the right sidebar. Of course it's not a big thing, but earlier in my Xubuntu 14.04 installation it used to work just fine.
Are there some old settings lurking somewhere, or what would be the problem?
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- 2016-08-10
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- 2016-08-11
All settings are saved per notebook in the notebook folder in
".zim/state.conf" (notice the "." in the start, this makes the folder
hidden in most cases). Or alternatively in your home folder under
"~/.config/zim/". If somehow that file is not written correctly settings
will not be remembered.
If you suspect errors in zim that prevent the writing, try starting zim
from a terminal with "zim --debug" and check for errors in the output.
Hope this helps,
Jaap
On Wed, Aug 10, 2016 at 6:37 PM Heikki Ketoharju <
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> I've been a Zim user for a many years. However, now when I updated to
> Ubuntu 16.04, Zim seems to forget all the window settings I do. I want Zim
> to open as maximized window and without right side pane, but every time I
> boot my computer and open Zim again, I have to maximize it by hand and
> remove the right sidebar. Of course it's not a big thing, but earlier in my
> Xubuntu 14.04 installation it used to work just fine.
>
> Are there some old settings lurking somewhere, or what would be the
> problem?
>
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sojusnik (sojusnik) said : | #2 |
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