Comment 70 for bug 1119420

I have a pretty hacky workaround for this, my example is using autokey as mentioned by andi above. I added the following lines to a script in my ~/.kde/Autostart dir:

pkill autokey
sleep 10
nohup autokey-qt >&/dev/null & # runs in background, still doesn't create nohup.out

Basically autokey starts automatically, and I have no idea where to disable that, but I have noticed that the errors only occur when it starts right away. If I kill it manually and restart it after logging in, it works fine. So the script, since I don't know how to stop the autostart, just kills it right away (hacky), then waits 10 seconds and restarts it. It is working so far!