https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=353975
--- Comment #85 from Marcelo Rocha <marc...@marcelocavalcante.net> --- (In reply to Enrico Tagliavini from comment #83) > (In reply to Marcelo Rocha from comment #81) > > Did you try to unninstall your video driver? > > > > I tried removing my xf86-video-intel and let it run only with modsetting, > > and the issue was fixed for me now. > > Let's try to avoid confusion, this is a KDE bug, not a video driver bug. I > don't say switching to modesetting didn't helped you (especially for Skylake > many distros are switching to modesetting over intel, including Fedora 24 > which uses modesetting only by default), but the black screen issue might > have been a fluke. > > It has also been officially confirmed that Plasma releases before 5.7 has > sup-par multi screen support. The first system change a user might attempt > to fix this problem should be trying Plasma 5.8, not messing with the video > driver (it's messy, a lot of time is usually needed and here it's not the > most likely cause). See also > https://vizzzion.org/blog/2016/09/lts-releases-align-neatly-for-plasma-5-8/ > and let me quote Sebastian Kügler's comment "Especially support for > multi-screen systems in 5.7 is sub-par, those users would really benefit > from getting Plasma 5.8." Yes, I got you. That's true, this is not a solution, but was a way to get rid of it while it was not fixed yet. Better than always have to kill something to have my dual monitor working after every boot. Just a quick walk around. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
