After latest update as of Oct 3, 2023, my second monitor was undetected with latest kernel (6.2.0-33-generic). If I boot with previous kernel, it can be detected. After searching a little bit, one suggestion is to delete kscreenrc directory in .local/share and then reboot.
Voila!... it was detected and the second monitor was running well
TQ for the tip.
Source: https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/2nd-monitor-disabled-in-kde-plasma/34239
If you like mine, I can't view my headset's battery percentage in my KDE's bluetooth notification.
To be able to see it, I need to add a line as below to /etc/bluetooth/main.conf under [General] section:
Experimental = true
Then you need to restart bluetooth service thusly:
systemctl restart bluetooth
You can see the percentage as screenshot below:
That's all there is to it
If you want to install KDE-Neon using btrfs as / filesystem, there is a bug that preventing it to boot successfully to console or to X or Wayland. For simplicity and laziness :)), i won't show here the errors but straight to solution or workaround.
1. Boot to live CD installer
2. Go to Konsole and edit file: sudo vi /calamares/desktop/modules/fstab.conf
3. find word space_cache and change it to space_cache=v2
4. Start Installer and choose btrfs as filesystem for /
It should successfully install KDE-Neon and boot to the new system successfully.
That's all there is to it. Have fun
Background
1. The partition is ordinary partition and not LVM
2. The filesystem is ext4
3. The steps tested on proxmox 5 and 6 and maybe applicable to other versions of Proxmox
Step by step
1. Select and resize the disk you want in proxmox gui
