As discussed in #8 there needs to be a better way to restore missing windows.
Currently mDesktop stores a list of windows when mDesktop opens, but this doesn't work especially when mDesktop is ran at startup.
Instead of using a file, we should have an array of every window mDesktop has touched. Then we can add a restore option that goes through that array and uses WinShow on them.
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As discussed in #8 there needs to be a better way to restore missing windows.
Currently mDesktop stores a list of windows when mDesktop opens, but this doesn't work especially when mDesktop is ran at startup.
Instead of using a file, we should have an array of every window mDesktop has touched. Then we can add a restore option that goes through that array and uses WinShow on them.