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it all started here:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=272545
I ended up returning the monitor, thinking it was the manufacturer. however, I purchased a 2k MSI monitor, same model, just 2k version of the 1080p monitor I have, and wouldn't you know it, it does not stay asleep either.
so, I am starting to believe it's a monitor issue over 1080p resolution, or an XFCE limitation?? and not a hardware issue (previous monitor).
I connected the monitor, I ran the following:
sudo nvidia-config
sudo nvidia-settingsonce in nvidia-settings, I set the resolution and refresh rate the way I wanted and then saved to xconfiguration file.
my power savings for display are set to:
blank after 5 minutes
put to sleep after 10 minutes
switch off after 30 minutes.
I noticed under display settings some resolutions have an * and some do not. what does the asterisk mean?
has anyone else run into this?
thanx for all your help.
TLDR; it started working as expected the next day. go figure.
Last edited by nixIT (2022-01-05 00:19:54)
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The asterisk in xrandr identifies the active modeline ("+" the default for the output) - xfce might do the same.
I don't think it's related to the resolution - do the new monitors have usb hubs (and your old one doesn't) or otherwise show up in "xinput"?
There are/were no adapters involved w/ old and new monitors?
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thanx for responding @seth,
no usb hubs and no adapters. I never checked xinput, will have to check that.
it's really bizarre, I've never experienced this type of behavior in any OS in any year.
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it's really bizarre, I've never experienced this type of behavior in any OS in any year.
You /did/ test the working 1080p monitor against the present software stack, did you?
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it's really bizarre, I've never experienced this type of behavior in any OS in any year.
You /did/ test the working 1080p monitor against the present software stack, did you?
yes, I unplugged the old monitor yesterday and plugged the new one in. nothing else changed.
weirdest thing in the world.
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and now my monitor stays alseep.
oy vey.
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"Stays asleep" like "works as expected" or "doesn't wake at all"?
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"Stays asleep" like "works as expected" or "doesn't wake at all"?
my bad... works as expected...
updating subject now to solved
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