https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=523054

--- Comment #4 from [email protected] ---
I don't know what information is available. I would assume some whitelist or
blacklist? According to the PR, this happens on Apple products. I am not sure
this widely happens anywhere else - if it were, this thing would have gotten to
SSDM much earlier, I guess. I am also not sure how widespread the problem when
this needlessly makes booting longer is. But not applying this on all hardware
would seem to be the way to go.

For example, given you also develop KDE Linux with the aim to preinstall this
on hardware - this is something to potentially turn on or off per device type
in such a case.

In the PR, it says:

> Yeah, I don't get why it didn't work.
The idea is similar. If we can't find a drm device, just try again, which is
basically all udevadm settle does. Maybe kwin_wayland tried all 10 times too
quickly.

Not sure where the limit of restarting ten times comes from. Maybe increase
that limit instead?

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