KDE Display Settings: Where is it?

nasheayah · 9 November 2025 18:24

Morning,

Installed the Gnome version a couple of days ago, twice my gnome-shell crashed when using OBS Project to record over night. Then waking up in the morning and my screen was blank. Had to login as root and kill my user session.

I login to Plasma Wayland to give this a try, but my Two Screen Display setting did not transfer over. I need to change my Two Display Screens like you would normally, but I can not find the Display Settings like you would in KDE.

Where is it?

Thanks!…

EDIT: Still using the Gnome version, I login using the Plasma Wayland.

Aragorn · 9 November 2025 18:28

nasheayah · 9 November 2025 18:36

Thanks for the rapid replay Aragorn,

That is where I normally would find it, I came from and still use it, a Leap KDE user, but I don’t have that menu option. In addition for some reason I can not do a Screen Shot to show you how this Section looks.

Does this mean I need to do Fresh Install with the KDE version or is there something else I can do without a New Install?

soundofthunder · 9 November 2025 18:56

Frankly, I don’t know if this would have helped with that issue, however, if suspend or hibernation possibly contributed to the problem gnome-shell-extension-caffeine might have prevented it.

In Plasma there isn’t such a native addon, but there is caffeine-ng (AUR) that provides the same functionality.

A screenshot is unnecessary (in fact, discouraged) as you have already described the issue in text.

Did you install KDE manually on another Manjaro edition?

A new install from the full ISO would at least ensure that there is nothing missing from your system.

If you don’t wish to resort to that, more detail will no doubt be useful for those who might wish to help.

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nasheayah · 9 November 2025 19:15

The initial install was Gnome and I made no additional KDE GUI install, except for some utility applications like (Dolphin, Kate, etc.,). I installed the Gnome version, because I wanted to use some of the Gnome Extensions, like my Lab Server which is a Red Hat (only provides Gnome), and OBS is working normally.

Well, I will just do a New Install using the KDE Version, because I keep getting these type of coredumps:

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soundofthunder · 9 November 2025 19:26

I’m a KDE user myself, but judging from your comments (the Lab Server, and that OBS is working normally) you might be better served preforming a fresh install of GNOME, instead.

Wollie · 9 November 2025 19:37

Does this mean you have Gnome and Plasma installed in parallel on one system and switch over via login?

Teo · 9 November 2025 20:06

Never ever install Gnome and KDE together and use the same user for both. They are very incompatible and all kinds of strange problems will arise.
At least make a separate user for kde.
Although i personally would not mix even in that way.
And to change the whole DE to fix a program is kind a strange idea. You could have tried with other version of the program first.

nasheayah · 9 November 2025 20:11

Yes, I don’t know how the Plasma Wayland was installed. This was just a pure Gnome install. I did early switch from Gnome Wayland to X, but the crash was the same. I’m still using the default nouvel driver even though I have a GeForce GTX 1660 VENTUS XS 6G OC card.

You think if I install the nVidia drivers, this may solve the OBS crashes?

I may just do that, but I may try the KDE install….

Wollie · 9 November 2025 20:12

If you don’t know who else could?

If both desktop environments are installed in parallel then you will face issues primarily related to conflicting configurations for things like display management, audio and theming, which are handled differently by each DE. Very hard to fix, in those cases I would recommend a reinstallation. Wouldn’t be surprised if this is the core of your issues.

If you believe to require both DE’s you could spent a dedicated partition to each (one for Gnome, one for Plasma) and have them installed separately. They could share the rest of the discs like ESP, swap and even data partitions. For the system partition usually only about 20 - 30 GiB are suffient so this won’t take much ressources.

After running os-prober you could switch between them via grub’s boot menu.

nasheayah · 9 November 2025 20:27

My goal was to configure a Software Development / Admin Workstation, which include using KVM. The VM’s are for testing features that will be added the the Red Hat Lab Server, then eventually to the Red Hat Production Server. So I needed the KDE Tools I normally use.

So it looks like I would have to go back to a Pure KDE Environment and forget about those nice Extensions on Gnome.

Good question, It was just a normal follow the Screen options from a Gnome ISO on a USB ….

Thanks everyone for your feedback. I appreciate it!

soundofthunder · 9 November 2025 21:17

Every topic requires some closure; if you will just install the KDE edition from scratch, I’ll simply close this thread.

If you wish to add further information, feel free to ask a Moderation staff member (via PM) to re-open the topic at a later time.

Regards.

soundofthunder · 9 November 2025 21:17

OP has opted to reinstall the OS.