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KWin has gained support for the initial version of the Wayland session restore protocol
I found it interesting that they were merging support for a not-yet-merged protocol so I looked it up.
It seems the plan is to use the new experimental protocol thing that was introduced a while back:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/merge_requests/392
Oh yeah. Can't wait for this. Bad session management/restore is basically the only major thing I still miss a lot on Wayland. Hopefully Firefox and other apps will gain support for this soon (I guess all Qt/KDE apps will get support at once when they also add support to Qt and KDE Frameworks). Anyways I just opened the enhancement request for Firefox for this just hoping they will add support soon.
Can someone ELI5?
If you've ever used Xbox, its like quick resume
(From my limited understanding)
Like what my Steam Deck does?