[Plasma Workspace Wallpapers] [Bug 364724] New: Workspace and wallpapers misaligned on multiple monitors in portrait rotation

[Allen W. Jones via KDE Bugzilla]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=364724

            Bug ID: 364724
           Summary: Workspace and wallpapers misaligned on multiple
                    monitors in portrait rotation
           Product: Plasma Workspace Wallpapers
           Version: 5.5.5
          Platform: Kubuntu Packages
                OS: Linux
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: major
          Priority: NOR
         Component: general
          Assignee: plasma-devel at kde.org
          Reporter: allenwjones at gmail.com

When more than one monitor has been added to the xscreen in portrait rotation,
the workspace may remain in landscape mode and overlap to the adjacent
monitor(s). I have seen this specifically on my 3x1200x1600 xscreen
configuration.

If you click on each monitor's background, it is as though the workspace 'comes
to surface' and changes the overlap. Sometimes one or more of the workspaces
align properly (usually only primary display).

Click/Right click in blank areas has no effect compared to click/right click
into visible areas. Mouse pointer can access blank areas and windows/fullscreen
is not prohibited from those areas.



Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Configure multiple monitors from Display Manager or NVidia Application
2. Reboot and Logon
3. Click around on each monitor
4. Open a window, maximize or move

Actual Results:  
One or more of the workspaces doesn't align with the xscreen configuration and
doesn't properly display/align wallpaper.

Expected Results:  
Expected workspace/wallpaper to properly align to xscreen configuration.

Initial login screen is in landscape rotation which makes logon sideways, but
all screens are properly aligned in that rotation. Locking the workspace and
logging in can sometimes align all screens but doesn't last if rebooted.

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