https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=509463
--- Comment #5 from Holo <[email protected]> --- Hi, thanks for the explanation. To be honest, I find this behavior somewhat odd for a desktop PC. On a system with a fixed number of screens I would have expected [Meta]+[P] to reactivate the last activated state, or at least to read the config in '~/.local/share/kscreen/...'. The system settings and kscreen-doctor would also work for my purpose, but they currently have other bugs on my setup. System Settings: Deactivating and activating the second display pushes it further up each time the screen is activated and it previously had a negative y position. kscreen-doctor: Specifying the position with ‘kscreen-doctor output.2.position.2048,-550’ initially positions the second display properly. However, as soon as I execute the command again, the second display moves relative to its previous y position, so in my case it moves upwards. With positive y values, it moves downwards. The y position in the command is therefore not absolute, but is always incremented by the specified value. Deactivating and activating the display with ‘kscreen-doctor output.2.disable’ and ‘kscreen-doctor output.2.enable’ has the same effect as [Meta]+[P], the previous position is not reactivated. Are those problems related to this problem or do I have to open new bug tickets? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
