Geometry: 2048,0 3072x1728
Your setup is probably similar to mine. My main monitor is
Geometry: 0,593 3072x1728 secondary is Geometry: 3072,0 3072x1728 except my other monitor is also 4K. The only other thing I can think of is maybe swapping the order your monitors are plugged in, maybe its just reading the first DP or HDMI it sees? My main monitor is DP-1 and secondary is DP-2, you could try doing something like that and seeing if that has any effect on it too.
I did that already. I even swapped my secondary to hmdi so that my main monitor is first in line
KDE settings, in the monitor section should let you rearrange your monitors, just line them up so your main is on the left, and keep your secondary so its at or below 0 on the Y coordinate. It might fix your issue, it might not, I havent had that issue in a long time with proton. Honestly this might be some weird wine wayland bug youre having where it selects the non primary monitor?
If I reposition the second monitor to anywhere except where I want it the problem is fixed. Main monitor needs to be at 0,0 but having my second monitor on the left forces the main to not be at 0,0.KDE settings, in the monitor section should let you rearrange your monitors, just line them up so your main is on the left, and keep your secondary so its at or below 0 on the Y coordinate. It might fix your issue, it might not, I havent had that issue in a long time with proton. Honestly this might be some weird wine wayland bug youre having where it selects the non primary monitor?
Yeah, you cant have negative numbers for monitor coordinates I think. So main needs to be on the left, and have your secondary to the right but not above the main on the Y coordinate, so that your main stays at 0,0.
I got a huge ass headache trying to figure this shit out btw.
Yeah this is day 2 of a Linux induced headache.Yeah, you cant have negative numbers for monitor coordinates I think. So main needs to be on the left, and have your secondary to the right but not above the main on the Y coordinate, so that your main stays at 0,0.
that's why I like opensuse, because you get the same "it just werks" fedora experience, but without the footfaggotry and pseudo "we own linux" asshattery.
iirc that goes way back, I remember when SSDs were coming up and amount of bytes written were still a point of concern, firefox was one if not the biggest causes for that. might have something to do with sessionstore/crash recovery.
That's pretty much been my go to since I began using linux as my daily driver in late 2016, find a workaround, and wait for a fix. Not saying I havent submitted my fair share of bug reports in that time though.
I will say though that for every headache I've had on linux I think I've had 2 or 3 times more headaches based on some niche shit I want to do on windows that either isn't possible or requires a huge amount of duct tape hacky workarounds.
I find it amusing that the KDE HDR hype got placed in-between a reply chain revolving weird display issues on Linux. Can't get any more Linux than that.
panels are independent tho, tripped me up the first time when my taskbar wouldn't wanna stay on the "primary" monitory (that's the way windows handles it).Yeah, you cant have negative numbers for monitor coordinates I think. So main needs to be on the left, and have your secondary to the right but not above the main on the Y coordinate, so that your main stays at 0,0.
Yeah, that's why I was stoked for the cloning of panels update for KDE. I have it cloned on every monitor now.
I can not wait until HDR just works. All my issues so far would be solved if HDR and FSR4 just worked out the box. The bugs I am trying to fix are caused by trying to get HDR and FSR4 working.
Is there a chance that at least some of the mysterious endless writing is to RAM and not the drive? And why does that use so much data? Shouldn't a session just be the URLs?
Just do what I did and get him to try it for a week or a month or so and if he hates it he can go back. Just replace libreoffice with onlyoffice and maybe install Edge if he uses it
People that use the operating system like Windows should just use Windows. If you use KDE plasma or Gnome, or whatever bloated shit DE then why bother. If you embrace bash/zsh to manage your system then yes Gunew + Linux is much more fun. Basically if you use the mouse then fuck off back to microsoft.
>make a custom laptop with a trackball (finally someone has a brain)
>Most people want a desktop, with a full ecosystem of packages that integrates nicely, with all features working out of the box just like Windows
This mindset is exactly why Linux users are seen by others as NEET losers who think they are better then everyone else because they use something like Arch. You are a walking stereotype, please go back to r/linux if you want to join the circlejerk of fuckhead Linux users who want to keep its use to "elite computer users only".