1- Have a very low resolution, such as 720x1280p (1:16). 2- Go to Display & Monitor under System Settings. 3- Try to click on one of the monitor icons to change the Orientation. Result: The pointer is clicking on a different place than what it is being displayer. Additional Information: Discovered the issue from here, where the user (using Bazzite [Fedora Kinoite]) clicks a monitor icon, but ends up clicking on parts of the menu on the left side, likely because they're underneath the monitor icons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZILXRqTEl3g&t=1289s I've seen multiple handhelds having Bazzite/Fedora Kinoite installed, and all of them start with the wrong orientation. So fixing this should help users of all small monitors, not just the rare device in the video.
I tested this in a KDE Neon Testing VM with 1280 x 768 (5:3) resolution and am able to reproduce, using mouse and keyboard so this isn't touch dependent I am *not* able to reproduce on the SteamDeck OLED, stable channel Mind, setting to "Landscape" (first icon on the left) makes the screen tall, not wide Taps were correctly registered to the place I tapped in all display orientations The video shows the screen in portrait mode 720 x 1280(9:16) @200% (Note, the ratio is not 1:16) The person taps on the icon for portrait mode The tap is applied to "Bluetooth" in the left panel instead of the display icon Note: The comments on the video indicated the person was using a very old SteamDeck prototype unit There's a notification in the systray that updates are available.
I was also able to reproduce on the Neon Testing VM with 1920 x 1200 (16:10) @100
Does it happen on X11, Wayland, or both?