https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=477480
--- Comment #3 from AT <atmaho...@gmail.com> --- Using wayland. > To achieve what you want, arrange the monitors in the KScreen KCM exactly how > you'd like them for each number of connected monitors. I'm not sure if I understand in relation to the issue. Is Kscreen KCM the page in System Settings > Display and Monitor > Display Configuration? If so see below. Here's an example just now, with screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/wtJP98l Before image: Two monitors plugged in, initial layout. After image: what happens after plugging in a 3rd monitor, showing re-arranged screens and the overlay prompting action (which doesn't work). One point of my request is, why does it rearrange the existing two monitors in "After"? Initially I had the 2560x1440 screen on the bottom left, and the 3840x2160 screen next to it on the right (as they are on my desk). After plugging in the next screen, it decides to re-arrange them so the 3840x2160 screen is at the far left, the 2560x1440 screen moves to the middle, and the new screen at the far right. My ideal expected result is "The layout of monitors set in display settings should be "glued together", and adding a new monitor should not unglue and move the other monitors around". It's really annoying to have to mess with this all the time. Especially for something like adding a virtual display for screen sharing in wayland (described in original post). Another point is that the overlay for extend to left/right/etc (as shown in the "After" screenshot) does nothing when I click on them. Does it even make sense for anything other than 2 monitors? I can follow up with other screenshots for the issues with widgets. > "only" (lol) three monitors Just wondering... is 3+ monitors assumed uncommon and less tested here? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
