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What is your screen resolution?

I actually prefer manual saving, the hard time is to remember to do it...
My nomenclature is like this
[project]-[incremented number]-[optionally a short note of important changes since last].qet

For the time stamp i used to trust the filesystem, but that fail for most remote filesynchrinisation methods, so sometimes i note it after the incremented number.

(Yes i still exist, long time no see...)

XP compatibility is great to have.
There are times you need XP for old programs needed by some old hardware in machines to service/rebuild, and it is good to be able to run QET on same system. 

In the folio settings, remove the mark in the box next to "Visible text" in picture

Ah great, and thanks for the quick reply

Suggestion:

When issuing (like I did)

$ qelectrotech --help

it explain that option like:

  --config-dir=DIR              Definir le dossier de configuration

I dont know much french, but to me it looks like it say "Define configuration folder"

But QET still store configuration in ~.config/QElectroTech/QElectroTech.conf !

Instead it works like you say   So please update the --help to reflect reality  - that it defines the base dir of custom elements and title blocks

OR if you like, make that option really point to the configuration file, and make a new option
  --custom-dir=DIR    base folder of custom elements and title blocks

OR... was it meant that configuration file should be stored on the base folder of custom elements and title blocks?
(would also be nice if output in english if system language is not french, but most users guess the meaning anyway )

Another test:
booting into MS Windows7 on that laptop and use the QET windows binary, the text is instead a little bit *smaller* than on my Mageia workstation.

There is another small problem: All text on schema is less beautiful - kerning and softness (i dont remenber the correct term right now) seem broken.  Menus and project list etc are all OK.

While not beautiful, it is good enough for my immediate need.

Picture left: Nice text in folio list - right: ugly rendered text on schematic

Maybe it is a question of what typefaces are installed?
I have only used default and not tred other.  Yet.

Yes the default position of conductor labels most often make them land on the neighbour so unless moved manually the labeling is wrong.  (my drawings are pretty dense)

https://qelectrotech.org/bugtracker/view.php?id=91
https://qelectrotech.org/bugtracker/view.php?id=89

I often move them so they "sit" on the conductor

Never been in this land before... I just read your note above and added option like in image below, but i get result:

***Unknown option -std=c++1y
16:57:50: The process "/bin/qmake" exited with code 1.

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@ 4901, Quick check: It crashes immediately on opening a drawing
- even a brand new drawing now created with it, place one element, save, close, open -> crash

OS: Mageia 6, 64bit, Plasma

Do you want me to check something specific?

Maybe i just try to cram unusually much into one page...

EDIT, add:
Just to describe how i use it for my so far third project in QET:
Most of the time i do other things: program PLC, source parts, manufacture special cirquit board, some mechanics, lead project.

Then i occasionally fire up QET to adjust the drawing: add some info, backannotate from real world, rearrange something, and bam - i have many erroneous connections if i had forgotten to shut of automatic connections.
-Thank you for the undo function!