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2018-07-10 03:05:35 UTC
Please don't confirm your own bugs, unless you investigate exactly which package update or code change broke it. Please add information according to this guide: https://community.kde.org/Solid/Projects/ScreenManagement#Debugging_Information (In reply to Frederik Gladhorn from comment #2) > Please add information according to this guide: > https://community.kde.org/Solid/Projects/ > ScreenManagement#Debugging_Information The instructions on that Wiki page are not clear to me. If an executable script is created in ~/.config/plasma-workspace/env/ with the statements export KSCREEN_LOGGING=1 and export QT_MESSAGE_PATTERN="[%{time hh::mm:s.zzz}] %{function}: %{message}" is it also necessary to manually execute those statements along with `kquitapp kded && kded5` as the Wiki suggests? I cannot ask my regular users to open a terminal and execute those commands and reproduce the error, but I can certainly enable debugging for them and ask the users to note the date & time when a problem happened. And I can later gather all the log files and attach them to a bug report. Will that be sufficient? I have reproduced this bug, using only the SystemSettings module, by disabling/enabling an external display. Expected behaviour: When dis/re-enabling a second display, it reappears in the exact same location relative to the main display. Actual behaviour: On re-enabling the display it it positioned at 0,0 and mirrors the laptop display. Reproduction steps: 1. Have a laptop screen + 1 external screen positioned above and slightly to one side of the laptop screen. 2. Disable the external display using the settings module, apply and OK out of settings (crucial to close settings to reproduce the bug). 3. Re-open settings (the external screen will be shown further up and further right than when it was enabled). 4. Re-enable the external display. It will jump to be placed directly over the laptop screen. Apply - the external screen will mirror the laptop display. Attachments: - kscreen-console-debug - output of kscreen-console bug - kcm_screen1 - console output of settings module when disabling external display, apply, ok - kcm_screen2 - console output of settings module when settings re-opened - kcm_screen3 - console output of settings module when re-enabling external display - two config files from ~/.local/share/kscreen/ Created attachment 119306 [details]
output of kscreen-console bug
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kcm_screen console output
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kcm_screen console output
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kcm_screen console output
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kscreen config file
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kscreen config file
Hi, I'm affected by this as well. I have external display above my laptop screen. After update to Plasma 5.17 are, each time I start KDE, my displays cloned. I have to change config manually. But after kded5 restart, displays are cloned again. Hope attached logs will help. Created attachment 123410 [details]
kscreen config after start
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corrected kscreen config
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kscreen-console.bug
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kscreen.log
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kded5 restart log
This also effects me, KDE Neon 5.17.1 and still there. My layout is 3 1920x1080 monitors, the leftmost is vertical, the centre is the primary, they are all top aligned. On login it assumes they are bottom aligned but also overlaps the monitors, I've included a screenshot of the control panel, dragging them to their correct location fixes it straight away. It never saves it so on next login it's exactly the same issue again. OS: KDE neon User Edition 5.17 x86_64 Kernel: 5.0.0-32-generic Uptime: 16 mins Packages: 4177 Shell: bash 4.4.20 Resolution: 1080x1920, 1920x1080, 1920x1080 DE: KDE WM: KWin WM Theme: Breeze Theme: Breeze [KDE], Breeze [GTK3] Icons: Breeze [KDE], Breeze [GTK3] Terminal: konsole Terminal Font: Hack 9 CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600X (12) @ 3.600GHz GPU: AMD Radeon RX 470/480/570/570X/580/580X Memory: 3533MiB / 32142MiB Created attachment 123434 [details]
Broken screen alignment
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Screens in correct position
Added comparison kscreen output now that I found it has a log. Also note happening on Suse too. https://www.reddit.com/r/openSUSE/comments/docb7w/overlapping_displays_on_boot_tumbleweed/ Created attachment 123556 [details]
Broken kscreen output positions on log in
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Correctly positions screen output
Please connect all screens. Then clean out your ~/.local/share/kscreen/ directory. Do a restart and configure screen setup as you like. Make afterwards a copy of the directory (there should be only one file now besides the kscreen.log). Reboot again and assuming the positions are now broken make another copy of the directory. Upload both copies here as attachments. I've got a tarball of the dir 3 times, completely purged with a clean restart, set the way I want it and finally a restart with it broken again, it reliably fails each time... Created attachment 123563 [details]
Clean wipe of kscreen dir with fresh files
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Set multiscreen pref way I want them
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Broken kscreen config again after a reboot
Thanks for the dataset. So for some reason the coordinates get changed in some arbitrary way, everything else seems fine. However I tried to reproduce the issue with 3 monitors and there was no issue. If you have a git checkout of KScreen can you comment out this line (the call to adjustPositions) and see if the problem persists: https://cgit.kde.org/kscreen.git/tree/kded/output.cpp#n339 Created attachment 123576 [details]
Centre screen rotated overlap occurs
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Right screen rotate no overlap but screen vertical alignment moves from top to bottom
> If you have a git checkout of KScreen can you comment out this line (the call to > adjustPositions) and see if the problem persists:
> https://cgit.kde.org/kscreen.git/tree/kded/output.cpp#n339
Hi,
I just tested and It seems that it helped. But was a quite tricky. I had to click to Apply button several times. First time, layout changed physically, but not in setting. It stay in clone mode. I changed it again and second Apply caused that screens switched - laptop was above the monitor. Third change and then it looked stable. Screen layout was correct and setting correspond with this.
Then I re-logged and layout was correctly restored. So definitely a good news for me ;-)
New information was added with comment 29 and comment 30; changing status for inspection. (In reply to Christoph Feck from comment #32) > New information was added with comment 29 and comment 30; changing status > for inspection. I worked with Roman on this directly and assuming the change goes in tomorrow, based on what we discovered, it should fix all my issues. Git commit 0cf25b853ae3bff1bb1c1c05d6317994feedf061 by Roman Gilg. Committed on 11/11/2019 at 21:04. Pushed by romangilg into branch 'Plasma/5.17'. fix(kded): read rotated output size Summary: When adjusting positions on config read respect the rotation value on reading in the output size. Related: bug 413627 FIXED-IN: 5.17.3 Test Plan: User tested it on a setup with one rotated output and two non-rotated outputs. Reviewers: #plasma, davidedmundson Reviewed By: #plasma, davidedmundson Subscribers: davidedmundson, gmassullo, plasma-devel Tags: #plasma Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D25062 M +18 -1 kded/output.cpp https://commits.kde.org/kscreen/0cf25b853ae3bff1bb1c1c05d6317994feedf061 I have not marked this bug as fixed by my commit since I don't know if OP's issue is because of vertical monitors. If OP can give feedback if 17.3 solved his issues, this bug can be closed as resolved. Confirming my issue was fixed as last Neon update this morning. Cheers Roman! Yay! |