SUMMARY I have two monitors: one 2560x1440 display (no rotation) and to its right a 1920x1080 display rotated 90 degrees clockwise. The 1440p display has no issues with its tiles. On login, windows on the rotated display are created relatively close to the tile I had them in last time, but aren't in the tile. One window is ~30 pixels below the top of the screen tile, and the bottom of the bottom window is ~94 pixels above the panel. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Rotate a secondary monitor and give it a default panel 2. Set custom tiling to split it into two more squarish sections 3. With a window in each of those two sections, log out, log back in, and reopen those apps OBSERVED RESULT Windows are not in their tiles. EXPECTED RESULT Windows should be in their tiles. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux Version: 6.2.10 KDE Plasma Version: 5.27.4 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.105.0 Qt Version: 5.15.9 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION I am using Wayland.
Created attachment 158108 [details] Screenshot of the misaligned windows
Created attachment 158109 [details] Display arrangement
Correction: This applies to both monitors actually, not just the rotated one, I've found. The issue was just more subtle on the non-rotated one.