Right Click Context menu broken on one desktop

I am running Fedora 44 KDE. This install started as Fedora 41 I believe, and I have just been upgrading as they have been rolling out. I am having an issue where my right click context menu is broken on one desktop and no the other. It is broken on my primary desktop and not my second. I also can’t drag and drop any files on my primary desktop either. I get a widget pop-up and that’s it. Mind you all of these things work just fine and normally on my secondary desktop. Even if I switch which monitor is the primary desktop, it doesn’t fix the issue.

Update: so I played around some more and found that the context menu now changes when I change which of my 2 displays are the primary. Now whichever display is the primary, that one has normal context menu options. The secondary has the shortened menu.

Update Update: So now it’s the other way around.

This image is when I try and drop a file on the desktop.

This is the context menu I get on my primary desktop from a right click.

This image is what happens when I right click on my secondary desktop.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. :slight_smile:

Two things for you to try:

  1. Create a new user and login as the new user. Does the mouse work as expected?
  2. Try a different mouse, it might be a hardware issue with the mouse.

How would a hardware issue make the behaviour dependent on which screen the mouse pointer is on, though?

I thought the OP was talk about 2 systems not 2 screen on 1 system

If you right-click on each display and choose “Desktop and Wallpaper”, what do you see in the “Layout” dropdown?

The two choices are “Desktop” and “Folder View”. “Folder View” makes the right-click context menu look like the one on your secondary monitor, “Desktop” makes it look like the one on your primary monitor.

This one right?

Correct!

That was it! Holy hell, you’re my hero! Thank you so much. I never noticed that setting, or gave it any thought before.