Description of problem: This issue has been going on for awhile now, probably Fedora 29-31 on this desktop. I have 4 monitors(all having DVI/HDMI audio) Single video card Radeon 590. Anytime I lock/unlock my screen, windows get moved around and my audio output gets changed. It isn't consistent either. Sometimes windows on one monitor get moved to the primary, sometimes windows on monitor 3 get moved to 2. Audio output sometimes stays where it should, sometimes moves to a different monitor, and a lot of times moves to the motherboard aux out which has nothing plugged into it. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Highly reproducable Steps to Reproduce: 1. Lock screen/unlock screen with 4 monitors 2. 3. Actual results: Windows moved, audio output changed Expected results: Windows remain on monitor they were on before locking, audio stays on same output Additional info:
Just an update, I updated to the 32 Beta today (still Silverblue) and the issue still persists. I lock the screen and unlock and windows are moved to different monitors still.
See also: bug 1878367.
FYI, this still happens on Fedora 32 Silverblue. Would love to see this go away when 33 comes out, but I don't have a lot of hope unless this gets fixed upstream in Gnome.
See also: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/1419
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Bug still exists in 33, was also in 32
Latest update, in Fedora 34, sometimes one monitor won't come out of sleep after unlocking. I have to turn the monitor off/on with the power button to get it working again. The bigger annoyance though is that I lose my volume up/down and mute on my keyboard. Also, volume is full blast until I go into settings and touch the volume bar(even though the volume bar is in the middle)
After changing from nvidia to amd I started experiencing the windows moving around problem on Fedora 34 after resuming from suspend or switching one of my monitors on a kvm to a different computer and back. I didn't extensively test, but it seems that for me on gnome with xorg this problem is much smaller, only with wayland I get the problem where 80% of my windows get thrown around. With xorg only one or two windows seem to move their position. That linked gnome bug (https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/1419) seems to still be open. This is a pretty annoying problem, especially the fact that using a kvm switch causes windows to get thrown around, otherwise I could kinda deal with just rebooting my computer each day instead of using sleep mode.
Maybe this is related to bug 2027035 - Monitor(s) do not always wake up after suspend or blank screen.
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