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Background: At first, I installed Arch Linux in a laptop(resolution should be 1920x1080) with a SSD, every thing works fine. Later I need to change to another laptop(resolution is 2880x1800), But I don't want to reinstall a fresh new Arch Linux and reconfigure all the things. So I unplugged the SSD and plugged it into the new laptop.
There isn't any errors when system booting, any thing looks fine except the fonts is a little small. But when I open System settings and click the items on the left, the click not work,it seems there are some offset . When i move the mouse around the display settings, the setting windows starts blinking, if I maximize the window, all the contents of the window blinking.
I am using KDE Plasma, the task bar also blinking some times.:(
It seems the mouse or the display need to calibrate? But the mouse works perfectly in firefox and konsole.
Is there any idea?
Last edited by tara23 (2023-10-17 01:42:30)
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Is this KDE on wayland or on X11?
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Hi, seth! Thank you for your reply, it is on X11.
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Start by posting the output of "xrandr -q" and your Xorg log, https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Xorg#General and then "xinput list-props #n" w/ "#n" being the ID of the touchpad ("xinput list" gets you a list)
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There's neither input mapping nor output scaling and what you describe sounds a lot like flicker, so
Step #1: remove xf86-video-intel, report whether the issue remains
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There's neither input mapping nor output scaling and what you describe sounds a lot like flicker, so
Step #1: remove xf86-video-intel, report whether the issue remains
Wow, bro!!! It do the trick. But why do I need to remove the xf86-video-intel? My laptop is intel platform and there isn't any other
graphic card. Is xf86-video-intel for independent intel graphic card?
Last edited by tara23 (2023-10-10 14:58:42)
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Intel_ … stallation - blue note.
It's phased out and causes lots of troubles on esp. newer IGPs
You'll be running the modesetting driver that shifts the workload to the i915 kernel module and is more akin to what als wayland does.
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Very appreciate! I didn't expect it was caused by the new IGPs.
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