Use standardized env variable for the empty message fix#224
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Use the standardized XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP env variabl alongside the legacy DESKTOP_SESSION env variable for the empty message fix
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my guess is that either kde plasma or the display manager stopped setting the legacy env var and went with the XDG one only some time between the commit that added the check and now, i do not really follow the development cycle of kde beyond kdenlive tbh. |
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The current env variable
DESKTOP_SESSIONis considered legacy and it wasn't even set to the valueplasmaon my system, so using the standardizedXDG_CURRENT_DESKTOPenv variable seems to be a better option. Both are checked with this change btw