Created attachment 118293 [details] stdout of $ WAYLAND_DEBUG=1 qtdiag SUMMARY I have a laptop connected to an external monitor, and when I choose the Wayland session, the desktop is shifted halfway down the screen. The mouse is visible and can move everywhere, but clicks are registered with a vertical shift. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux: Kernel 4.20.10 KDE Plasma Version: 5.15.1 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.55.0 Qt Version: 5.12.1 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Attached is the output of WAYLAND_DEBUG=1 qtdiag
Created attachment 118294 [details] stderr of $ WAYLAND_DEBUG=1 qtdiag
Log claims we only have one screen a dell sized 2048, 1152. What should it be?
What do those numbers mean? That should be the monitor. It is 25" and 1440p. The laptop screen probably doesn't show up because I have it disabled in the Settings, when I use this monitor. It is 14" and 1080p.
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Oh, another thing; even though I'm using a 1440p monitor, I have the Display settings set to 1920x1080 (so that I don't have to scale; and this laptop can't really handle 1440p very well)
Are you still experiencing this with Plasma 5.21?
Nope; not anymore. This stopped being an issue long ago. I forget what version. Sorry, I should've reported it here when that happened.
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OK cool, thanks. Let's call it fixed. :)