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When 5.4.1 (built against Qt 5.5) hit repositroies I decided to try it again: first try plasma crashed with QtQuick and self restored, second time both plasma and kwin crashed and, faced with a black screen and mouse cursor, I restarted X and started GNOME session
When 5.4.1 (built against Qt 5.5) hit repositroies I decided to try it again: first try plasma crashed with QtQuick and self restored, second time both plasma and kwin crashed and, faced with a black screen and mouse cursor, I restarted X and started GNOME session
I run KDE 5, have multiple monitors and have it reconfigures on every login and has never crashed. Not even with Qt 5.3. The issue was mainly if you disconnected a screen then the Qt applications on that screen would get confused.
I run KDE 5, have multiple monitors and have it reconfigures on every login and has never crashed. Not even with Qt 5.3. The issue was mainly if you disconnected a screen then the Qt applications on that screen would get confused.
^ this is my experience too...
So far KDE 5 feels very fluid, even on a 6 year old laptop...
I run KDE 5, have multiple monitors and have it reconfigures on every login and has never crashed. Not even with Qt 5.3. The issue was mainly if you disconnected a screen then the Qt applications on that screen would get confused.
Screen configuration change via xrandr or kscreen counts as 'disconnect' you know... and since kscreen cannot restore my configuration automatically I have to to it myself, thus viscious cycle.
And of 5.4 plasma does not move default panel to 'new' primary monitor, I have to delete old panel and add a new default one.
What the hell, 5.4.1, 5.5. This feels more like alpha 0.5.4 and 0.5.5.
Maybe the issue is coupled with nvidia binary (nouveau doesn't do 3D for maxwell), maybe not. I reported bugs, replied in other bugs, but this hell is too much for me to fix or even endure. Year ago I couldn't fathom I'd use much hated GNOME.
Screen configuration change via xrandr or kscreen counts as 'disconnect' you know... and since kscreen cannot restore my configuration automatically I have to to it myself, thus viscious cycle.
Only with some drivers I believe. The problem child is probably NVidia. I have trouble with SDDM crashing too on my NVidia powered laptop, but that is on X11 startup, and other applications work (and SDDM with other drivers).
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