Trying the Wayland session again now with Plasma 5.23.5. Things look better. That sleep / wake up display bug is gone. So I'll try to stick with it for now and see how it goes.

Quoting: ShmerlTrying the Wayland session again now with Plasma 5.23.5. Things look better. That sleep / wake up display bug is gone. So I'll try to stick with it for now and see how it goes.

See if Dying Light works for you in wayland please ? (If you have it)

I gave wayland another go last week but Dying light and a few others wouldn't play ball unless in X11

Actually that display sleep bug is still there (just happens less frequently), so I'm going back to X11 again for now :(

I don't have Dying Light unfortunately. But I tested Cyberpunk 2077 and a few other games and they worked fine.

Ion Fury and Umineko were OK.

Last edited by Shmerl on 6 January 2022 at 5:00 pm UTC

Quoting: ShmerlBack on Wayland for now, since that resume issue is rare.

Changed your mind again then !

Quoting: pete910

Quoting: ShmerlBack on Wayland for now, since that resume issue is rare.

Changed your mind again then !

Well, it still does happen. The easiest way to check it is to turn the monitor off. It messes up the session. So I'm waiting for 5.24 before switching proper.

I'm OK with inconveniences, but not with a bug that hangs the whole desktop :)

Last edited by Shmerl on 8 January 2022 at 11:36 pm UTC

That's interesting. The issue you are describing, is happening to me but with X11.

I recently purchased two new monitors (dual setup, matching pair) and when they are told to go to sleep by KDE they will do one of three things, which one happens is random:

1) Suspend, then immediately back on - displaying whatever was on the screen (fail to sleep)
2) Suspend, but then cannot wake.. need to login via ssh to get a response from the computer and reboot, executing dpms commands to wake them doesn't work.
3) Leaves backlight on, showing only a black screen. Can't further wake monitors, requires SSH to reboot system as above.

I've worked around it for now though by modifying the monitors power settings to allow switching on/off without notifying the computer (so xorg still thinks the monitor is connected and powered) and disabling sleep timeout in KDE. So I just switch them off manually before walking away from the computer.

(I tried with both power settings, same issue occurs for both)

I've been using Plasma Wayland for several weeks now, and aside from a few quirks its been smooth sailing. Just my experience.

Last edited by CyborgZeta on 9 January 2022 at 2:45 pm UTC

Unfortunately that monitor sleep hang bug is still present in 5.24. So X11 so far still.

Debian testing finally shipped newer Qt fixing that very annoying bug mentioned above that was breaking KDE Wayland session. Switched to it now and it works smoothly so far :)

Debian sure is slow updating Qt.

Last edited by Shmerl on 24 June 2022 at 6:50 pm UTC

Quoting: Guest

Quoting: ShmerlDebian testing finally shipped newer Qt fixing that very annoying bug mentioned above that was breaking KDE Wayland session. Switched to it now and it works smoothly so far :)

Debian sure is slow updating Qt.

how has gaming performance been for you? i've noticed a stark difference between x11 and wayland when fps is low. x11 is very smooth but in wayland it feels like lag. i guess latency increase. a lot more sluggish.

I have used Plasma Wayland on Kubuntu for several months now. I did not notice any difference while gaming. I am using an AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT with the latest stable MESA release. My display is running 1080p@144Hz.

The main difference for me is the support for VRR/Freesync. On X11 VRR has only been available for games that can run in exclusive fullscreen mode. On Wayland i can use Freesync for all my games.

Last edited by ripper81358 on 25 June 2022 at 4:31 pm UTC