https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=481815
Nai Xia <nai....@gmail.com> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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CC| |nai....@gmail.com
Version|5.27.10 |6.2.2
Platform|Arch Linux |Neon
--- Comment #12 from Nai Xia <nai....@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Jonathan Croteau-Dicaire from comment #11)
> Thank you,
> I now have a setup where I can code, compile and debug ksystemstats and the
> GPU plugin.
>
> I was thinking, maybe we should count graphics card based on vendor. Instead
> of counting GPU 1..2..3..X we could have AMD 1, NVIDIA 1, INTEL 1 etc. I
> don't think we should remove the number to keep things consistent with other
> sensor. This would help people that have an AMD+NVIDIA and INTEL+NVIDIA or
> INTEL+AMD better identify which GPU is witch. The only setup where it would
> change "nothing" is an AMD+AMD setup.
>
> We could maybe also use a sort based on pci port used to keep things
> consistent between reboot. This solution could be implemented without doing
> my other suggestion.
>
> I am not sure if I want to change the gpuId (I assume this is the string
> used by the monitor app to save witch gpu they report). In my case, this is
> because it broke when I changed my graphics card that I investigated what
> happened. But at the same time, we could argue that it is an udev issues and
> not a KDE one. But I also think that it doesn't make any sense to jump
> number in our numbering.
> So, I am asking for your feedback on these two suggestions and if we want to
> change the gpuId too.
Same here. And this "GPU X" name changes between reboots on my Dell XPS 9500
with a NV card.
It ranges randomly from "GPU 1" to "GPU 3", so my systemmonitor widget keep
losing its source.
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