KDE Plasma Users Are Still Running Into Multi-Screen Issues
KDE Plasma 5.7 was advertised as having better multi-screen support, but it turns out there's still more work to do as various problems in the open-source Linux desktop stack are leading to a less than ideal experience.
KDE developer Martin Gräßlin has acknowledged that some multi-screen issues remain since the Plasma 5.7 release. Among the "multi-screen woes" being encountered are display hardware keys not working on some notebooks, windows showing on incorrect screens or in non-visible areas, and related issues.
Martin attributes some of these KDE multi-screen problems to the lack of RandR support in virtual X Servers, the Intel X.Org driver being "broken" and not seeing a stable release in more than two years, and Qt's QScreen for X11.
Those running into KDE multiple display issues can find out more information via this blog post.
KDE developer Martin Gräßlin has acknowledged that some multi-screen issues remain since the Plasma 5.7 release. Among the "multi-screen woes" being encountered are display hardware keys not working on some notebooks, windows showing on incorrect screens or in non-visible areas, and related issues.
Martin attributes some of these KDE multi-screen problems to the lack of RandR support in virtual X Servers, the Intel X.Org driver being "broken" and not seeing a stable release in more than two years, and Qt's QScreen for X11.
Those running into KDE multiple display issues can find out more information via this blog post.
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