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Thanks for the pointers and guidance, I'll do some emailing and bug filing reports.
Sadly, the error persists even in the latest version I built myself.
I may update to Plasma 6.5 and see if that solves the issue. Maybe Plasma and Xscreensaver AND AMD just don't play nice?
No I've been using Debian for centuries. I get that stable means stable, and old things just work, I'm fine with that. BUT, why is it not even in experimental? That's the real question.
I've been dealing with a longstanding issue which I assumed was KDE specific. It turns out, its an xscreensaver issue. Finally after a long testing period, I can confirm that xscreensaver messes with my dual-monitor settings.
When reading on the xscreensaver website, I found that debian still dutifully ships v6.09. Good old debain stable.
Except that's from like 1849, which while it works, may be the reason I am having issues..
What is the proceedure for Devuan to include https://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/xscree … .13.tar.gz in at least the experimental branch, or dev-testing. I can't find this anywhere except on the official source website.
I'm going to install it locally myself, but it would be nice if someone checked these things once in a while. I'm not one to update my software often, but being 2 years out of date and have no update even in experimental doesn't seem right.
Thanks!
Previously (in the last month), suspend worked as intended when manually selecting the button, or when idle timeout.
Now, the following happens:
Select suspend from the XFCE logout panel.
The system enters suspend state.
Immediately the CDROM self test and Hard Disks are spun up like a system reboot has occured.
The system resumes its normal state as if I had never selected anything.
I select SUSPEND again, the system suspends normally, wakes on keypress normally.
I don't know why I have to press it twice now, when I didn't before. I haven't updated any software in months.
The only change I made was to the bios fan control points after removing a fan.
Thoughts?
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