Created attachment 1900335 [details] Screenshot of the DE with upside-down cursor Description of problem: Whenever I try to run a KDE Rawhide live image in a QEMU/KVM Virtual Machine with OpenGL and 3d acceleration enabled I get mouse cursors upside-down and out of pointment, which makes really hard to use the DE. This doesn't happen with default VM settings (OpenGL and 3d accel off) or with Fedora default Gnome DE live image (with or without 3d accel). How reproducible: - Download a Nightly Build KDE Live image (i.e. Fedora-Rawhide-20220730.n.0 ) - Create a new VM in virt-manager to run the Live Image - Observe that with default settings the cursors works right - Shut down VM and change settings enabling OpenGL in Spice Monitor and 3D acceleration in Virtio Video - run VM and observe nearly unusable DE because of upside-down and out of pointment cursors
Proposed as a Blocker for 37-final by Fedora user mattia using the blocker tracking app because: proposing as F37-final blocker because of significant broken functionality of Plasma DE
It's already been fixed... cannot reproduce with Fedora-Rawhide-20220807.n.0
Created attachment 2034314 [details] picture of upside down cursos Issue reproduced today in the following env: Host: Ubuntu 22.04 with quickemu Guest: Fedora 40 KDE With Plasma 6 After os update, cursor appear upsidedown
Reopening, I can confirm the problem appeared again in F40.
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