https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=453273
--- Comment #4 from kittenwolf <kde_bugrepor...@snkmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #3) > Thanks. It seems like the real problem here is the following: > > > When I open my laptop, the windows don't jump back > > If that were fixed, you wouldn't be wanting a way to make the behavior > configurable. So IMO let's fix that. :) I apologize; this is kind of a weird situation and I messed up in explaining this well. Current workaround: I disabled KScreen 2, following advice I found on reddit, following a google search. This caused the problem that screen positions weren't remembered, so I installed arandr, saved the config, and configured the script it generates to run on startup in KDE. Ever since I've done this, everything works the way I want: closing the laptop lid does nothing, and when I log in, the screen display ends up the way I would like it to be. The Problem: Before I arrived at my workaround, detailed above, I was frustrated by this problem: whenever I closed my laptop's lid, all the windows on my laptop's display jumped over to the external display. Also, plasma desktop would crash: the screen would go black, then the wallpaper would redraw, then eventually the task manager would return. Since the default install leaves KScreen 2 enabled, I figured I should file a bug report, since this must be effecting other people, especially given the fact that disabling KScreen 2 was recommended as a workaround. Background: I already modified power settings, because I didn't want my computer to suspend when I close the laptop lid, so that was the first thing I did after installing KDE. So, I'm not sure how upower fits in to the equation here. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
