https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=507392
--- Comment #3 from Miguel Rozsas <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #2) > Was your first monitor in "Desktop" layout rather than "Folder" layout? Sorry, I don't know about "desktop/Folder" layout. I am not used to ricing my desktop, I suppose it is in the default configuration, whatever it is. Anyway, what I did to fix: I just turned off and turned on again (a simple logout/login didn't fix). The second time it started the icons still was on the second monitor, but this time I could move them to the first. So, kind of solved. An important information I want to share: What I call first/second monitor are not NATIVE placement. The native placement is the second monitor on the right t , be the main/first/original monitor where the boot login in text mode happens. On KDE settings I've switched monitor positions. I suppose that when this happens, for some reason, this particular/specific user setting is not read at login time and so, it assumes the default/native placement, and put the icons on the first monitor, the native first monitor, you see ? But I am just guessing.... Anyway, thanks for the good job on polishing KDE (now on 6.4.5 as I am writing this), btw, I never had this bug again since this bug report, so I suppose it was fixed already. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
