Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: ArchLinux
Version of Plasma Framework: 5.90.0
Primary monitor: DVI-D 144Hz
Secondary monitor: HDMI 60Hz
Installation method: Plasma's "Get New Widgets" ability
Describe the bug
This issue only occurs if the Panon widget is running on my secondary display. It doesn't seem to happen if Panon is on the primary display or if it's not running at all.
Shortly after waking the system from suspend/sleep, the secondary monitor will freeze and the main monitor wallpaper will change to the previous wallpaper I had selected. It stays in this state for 5-7 seconds or so. Then, the main monitor wallpaper goes back to the newest one and second monitor is fine, too.
This is more a nuisance than anything, but it kinda drives you crazy when it happens so often.
Additional info:
The wallpapers on my main monitor change on a schedule. When this glitch behavior occurs, the main monitor wallpaper changes prematurely. It's almost like the monitors are reloaded...? If I disable the changing wallpaper feature and use a static one, I still get similar temporary lock-up behavior on the secondary monitor, so I don't think it's the cause.
If this issue sounds interesting, I will try to get logs somehow. Maybe it only happens with my specific display setup.
Any error message shown in the console
Please execute the following commands in the console and upload the outputs.
git clone https://github.com/rbn42/panon.git
cd panon
git submodule update --init
# You need to install plasma-sdk to get plasmoidviewer.
plasmoidviewer --applet ./plasmoid/
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug This issue only occurs if the Panon widget is running on my secondary display. It doesn't seem to happen if Panon is on the primary display or if it's not running at all.
Shortly after waking the system from suspend/sleep, the secondary monitor will freeze and the main monitor wallpaper will change to the previous wallpaper I had selected. It stays in this state for 5-7 seconds or so. Then, the main monitor wallpaper goes back to the newest one and second monitor is fine, too.
This is more a nuisance than anything, but it kinda drives you crazy when it happens so often.
Additional info:
The wallpapers on my main monitor change on a schedule. When this glitch behavior occurs, the main monitor wallpaper changes prematurely. It's almost like the monitors are reloaded...? If I disable the changing wallpaper feature and use a static one, I still get similar temporary lock-up behavior on the secondary monitor, so I don't think it's the cause.
If this issue sounds interesting, I will try to get logs somehow. Maybe it only happens with my specific display setup.
Any error message shown in the console Please execute the following commands in the console and upload the outputs.