https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=376341
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--- Comment #32 from Lamdarer <lamda...@mailbox.org> ---
I think I also have the same issue, if I login after both monitors went to
sleep my primary display does not have a background anymore and also not a
taskbar.
Automatically searching and switching to different input signals was indeed
turned on on my primary screen, however disabling didnt fix it, @M. Raymond
Vaughn can you specify what you mean with new "Plasma session"? Like a new
user?
In addition that that my windows move in between both of my displays or to my
second screen entirely. Not sure if this is related to the same problem...
I use Manjaro KDE, a fresh install and AMDGPU with Open Source drivers.
(In reply to M. Raymond Vaughn from comment #30)
> So I changed one thing. The problematic displays have an "Auto Source"
> setting in their OSD menus. I turned that off. No need for checking the VGA
> input, anyway.
>
> I then created a new Plasma session and repeated the test. The displays
> detected the blanking signal and simply went to sleep. No input cycling.
>
> When I woke up the displays, everything was restored exactly as it had been
> before I put them to sleep. I can no longer reproduce the problem. This
> result is consistent.
>
> I'd really like some of the other folks experiencing this problem to try the
> same thing or report their observations about their displays' behavior when
> they see an input signal go away. It seems that if you can suppress the
> input cycling, you suppress the race condition that causes displays to be
> reinitialized in the wrong order.
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