https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=353975
--- Comment #151 from Henrik Hudson <rhav...@rhavenn.net> --- (In reply to naumenko.dmitriy from comment #150) > (In reply to wget from comment #149) > > From my side, I can confirm the related problems have been fixed in the > > latest 5.24 dot releases. However, to make this happens, I had to reset the > > KDE related conf (and I took the initiative to reset all the KDE apps conf > > too, in order to start clean, since I was using the same install since 2018 > > already). I assume there was some leftovers from previous 5.x versions > > making KWin or related to misbehave. > > ``` > > #!/usr/bin/env bash > > cd ~/ > > rm -rv .kde > > rm -rv .cache/plasmashell* > > rm -rv .cache/org.kde.dirmodel-qml.kcache > > rm -rv .cache/kioexec/ .cache/krunner/ .cache/ksycoca5* > > rm -rv .cache/krunnerbookmarkrunnervirefoxdbfile.sqlite > > rm -rv .config/plasma* > > rm -rv .config/kde* > > cd .local/ > > rm -rv kate/ kded5/ klipper/ knewstuff3/ kscreen/ konsole/ kwalletd/ > > ksysguard/ kmail2/ kcookiejar/ kactivitymanagerd/ > > cd share/ > > rm -rv dolphin kate kcookiejar kded5 keyrings klipper kmail2 knewstuff3 > > konsole kscreen ksysguard kwalletd kxmlgui5 plasma_engine_comic plasma > > plasma_notes org.kde.gwenview > > cd ~/.config/ > > rm -rv akonadi* KDE kconf_updaterc baloo* dolphinrc drkonqirc gwenviewrc > > kmail2rc k*rc katemetainfos > > ``` > > [src.](https://forum.manjaro.org/t/how-reset-all-kde-settings/21518/3) > > My KDE daily driver machine is a DELL Inspiron 5579 with i7-8550U and Intel > > UHD 620 as "graphic" card. > > Unfortunately, this did not work for me. I've gone as far as reinstalling > all of Plasma to no avail. Yeah, I completely rebuilt / re-installed 2 systems with Arch 3 or so weeks ago. They're both AMD GPUs and plugged into the same 2 monitors. The one with HDMI connections has the problems described here. The DP port does not. It seems something (plasma, X, etc...???) doesn't wait long enough to see if the screen is still there when coming out of monitor "off" mode and then moves everything to "one" screen. I don't put my systems to sleep, just the monitors. This exact problem didn't start for me until the last 6 months or so (also Arch based) and it's been pretty consistent. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
