Description of problem: After logout from GNOME-Shell, the GDM screen does not display if a second screen is connected. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gdm-3.10.0-1.fc20.x86_64 (regression from fc19!) How reproducible: My setup consists of a laptop (primary screen) and a 24" external/secondary screen. Steps to Reproduce: 1. logout using the GNOME 3 menu Actual results: The primary screen turns black, the secondary turns gray (this seems to be the structured gray GDM/lockscreen background). Expected results: The login screen should be displayed. Additional info: If I disable the second screen in GNOME I get the same result. If I CTRL-ALT-F2 to a TTY and then press ALT-F1 the login screen is displayed (and works) correctly. If I physically disconnect the second screen before logout, everything works fine!
I just tried to log in "blind" and it worked... so GDM is actually running but it is "hidden" behind a black screen. I am using the Intel drivers (Ivy Bridge system) and did not notice a similar corruption in other places of the desktop.
Just a quick update: this is still the case with all updates as of today.
Another update: I finally noticed that the screen actually _does_turn on, the problem is that it is set to 0% brigtness. From a certain angle you can still make out some things and if you are lucky enough you can even set the brighness to a higher level. This is also discussed in bug #1050136
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