Still experiencing the double log in screen. To be fair I'm not sure if that's a Plasma thing or a Wayland thing.
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Still experiencing the double log in screen. To be fair I'm not sure if that's a Plasma thing or a Wayland thing. -
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I already had it in openSUSE Argon twelve hours ago (additionally with Qt 6.6.3) and can confirm that the new Plasma login sound also works in KDE neon now.
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SDDM still does not honour cursor theme settings in /etc/sddm.conf.d/kde_settings.conf …
And all the visual and functional bugs of the floating Plasma Panel are also still there in my X11 sessions (didn't test Wayland).Last edited by Schwarzer Kater; Mar 27, 2024, 02:23 PM.Debian KDE & LXQt • Kubuntu & Lubuntu • openSUSE KDE • Windows • macOS X
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Your didn't work?Originally posted by Schwarzer Kater View Post
Mine always has
How and where were you disabling monitor(s) previously?Originally posted by oshunluvr View Post
Or do you mean you have multiples on one screen?
My thin client was sort of doing that, but it was an artifact from using DP-HDMI adapters. They caused my screens to be detected as 4K (on any OS or distro), though they are only 1080p.
One SDDM screen was being stretched over and covering half the other monitor as well as the one it was on.
Now that it is my main PC, I just swapped to straight DP cables.
It won't be a Wayland issue, unless you manually set SDDM to run using a Wayland session. The default is still an Xorg one.
(The login session and the user's desktop session are independent, that hasn't changed)
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No - it didn't. Not in Plasma 6.0.1 and 6.0.2 (didn't try with 6.0.0) - KDE neon, Arch and openSUSE…Originally posted by claydoh View Post
There were fixes for this (e.g. Bug #482716 and Commit) in the Plasma 6.0.3 update.
Perhaps it also depended on the individual audio chipset or other hardware components?
I like those optional sounds. If not for myself, I noticed that computer beginners feel "safer" and more in control when things make sounds in their operating system.Last edited by Schwarzer Kater; Mar 27, 2024, 03:06 PM.Debian KDE & LXQt • Kubuntu & Lubuntu • openSUSE KDE • Windows • macOS X
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My KDE neon User Edition, running in an Oracle VirtualBox VM, the Login sound doesn't play on an initial boot. It does however, play if I perform a Logout and then Log back in. The Logout sound always plays.Originally posted by claydoh View Post
I just updated and now have KDE Plasma Version 6.0.3. Booting into the VM, the Login sound still doesn't play.Windows no longer obstruct my view.
Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
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Could be, and I am always blessed by the Linuxy spirits - it worked on my two quite different machines, though one was running Neon Testing, so 6.1 pre-releases.Originally posted by Schwarzer Kater View Post
I'll bet it happens on my old 2013 laptop. I don't recall it either way - I am a loooong time silent login person, until Plasma 6.
It does seem like the old bug (KDE 4 even?) where the sound system didn't get initialized early enough to play the sound for many. Including me, when testing.
the fix is more of a hack, it seems
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Strange… It now works in all my Plasma 6.0.3 installations, no matter if on real hardware or in VMs…Originally posted by Snowhog View PostDebian KDE & LXQt • Kubuntu & Lubuntu • openSUSE KDE • Windows • macOS X
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Hurrah! My log-in sound is back!
That's enough excitement for one day.....Constant change is here to stay!Comment
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I've found a lot of my issues fixed. Shutter I can now start and run. I still find Wayland on Nvidia kind of laggy so for now using mostly X11. I'll give Wayland a while longer.
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For whatever it worth Wayland is (finally) running pretty good here. AMD tho, not nVidia. I still have a weird double-login-splash screen that kills 5-6 second of my day, but that the only major issue I'm seeing.
One other odd-ball thing is QEMU no longer will "Resize to VM" and I haven't found any reference to it on the www so maybe it's just me.Comment
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Nope. it isn't just you. I thought it was just me, Wayland on top of using efi for guest booting (breaks VM snapshotting), and virtio graphics instead of qxl.Originally posted by oshunluvr View Post
I haven't looked at bugs or reports on this in a while, though.
Oddly my Haiku VM resizes just fine.....
......and my Fedora 39 VM.
All my others are *buntu or based on it. Hmmm.....
....but Kubuntu 20.04 does resize............
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I switched to X11 for a minute and then it worked. So it's some odd combo of Wayland with some Distros..Comment
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