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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [plasmashell] [Bug 360212] Icon positions in folder view of the desktop are often scrambled after re
From:       Jon <bugzilla_noreply () kde ! org>
Date:       2017-09-02 23:36:47
Message-ID: bug-360212-17878-MUb5CBqcOb () http ! bugs ! kde ! org/
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=360212

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--- Comment #23 from Jon <CaptainJon29@yahoo.com> ---
I have this problem also.  I have experienced it over several different
versions  of openSuse running KDE over the last few years.  Sometimes it goes
away for a few months.  I assume it returns after an update but have no
information on that.

Currently openSuse Leap 42.3, KDE Plasma 5.8.7, Frameworks 5.32.0
Kernel 4.4.79-19-default.  It was not happening after first upgrading to Leap
42.3 and started reoccurring sometime in August.

Only 2 of my icons move on startup.  I use plasma widget in upper left corner
of screen to select "configure desktop" -> "Icons" -> "Lock in Place".  It is 
configured for Rows, Left, Unsorted.  It moves 2 of my icons (one is the Trash
folder) from the 3rd row to the first row, leaving empty spaces where they are
usually placed, icons in rows below do not move up to fill the empty space.

Reading other comments, I do reset the display on startup because it defaults
to a size based on my monitor specs and it is too hard for me to read.  I reset
from default 1920x1080 and I reset it to 1680x1050.

I reset the screen in autostart by running command xrandr -s "1680x1050"

I have not yet tried the logout and shutdown from tty but will try that on next
shutdown.

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