ah, i just discovered /etc/sddm.conf and its ‘DisplayServer’ parameter. changed it from ‘wayland’ to ‘x11’ and now EVERYTHING WORKS again. sigh. so at least for me on this failing platform, the problem was wayland.
ah, i just discovered /etc/sddm.conf and its ‘DisplayServer’ parameter. changed it from ‘wayland’ to ‘x11’ and now EVERYTHING WORKS again. sigh. so at least for me on this failing platform, the problem was wayland.