https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=528019
--- Comment #2 from [email protected] --- Thanks, yes, that change appears to explain what we are seeing. The concern is the resulting behavior: the two resolutions have substantially different arrangements, but moving icons to fix one can disturb the other. We end up with two desktops that barely resemble each other and are a garbled mess, rather than either a consistent shared arrangement or reliable independent arrangements. My recommendation is independent saved layouts, with a sensible starting layout for each new resolution: 1. When returning to a previously used resolution, restore its saved arrangement exactly. 2. Manual icon moves affect only the current resolution. 3. On first use of a new resolution, copy the current arrangement, preserving the row and column of each icon wherever it fits. Place only the icons that do not fit into available spaces. 4. This initial adaptation must not overwrite the saved arrangement for the original resolution. This provides continuity when first switching resolutions, while allowing each layout to be arranged independently afterward. If cross-resolution movement is retained, could it be an explicit "Share icon positions across resolutions" option rather than combining separate layouts with selective copying? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
