Virtual Desktop Issues (Manjaro KDE)

[davemaps]

Just received my Pinebook Pro yesterday and am excited to be using it! However, I am having two issues configuring Virtual Desktops on the stock Manjaro KDE build:

1. I cannot create more than one row of desktops. I click the button, but either kwin crashes or it just doesn’t save properly.
   
2. I cannot use the Meta + Ctrl + arrow keyboard shortcuts to navigate between desktops or the Meta + Shift + arrow key shortcut to move windows between desktops. The don’t work as the default shortcuts, and it seems like I cannot create any shortcuts using the arrow keys. I’ve tried manually creating the shortcuts and also imported my shortcuts from my desktop system (Kubuntu) and neither works.
   

Does anyone else experience the same thing? I have used KDE for a year or two on other distributions, but this is my first time using Manjaro, so please forgive me if this is a Manjaro issue instead of an ARM/PBP thing.

[brad2723]

Just received my Pinebook Pro yesterday and am excited to be using it! However, I am having two issues configuring Virtual Desktops on the stock Manjaro KDE build:

1. I cannot create more than one row of desktops. I click the button, but either kwin crashes or it just doesn’t save properly.
   
2. I cannot use the Meta + Ctrl + arrow keyboard shortcuts to navigate between desktops or the Meta + Shift + arrow key shortcut to move windows between desktops. The don’t work as the default shortcuts, and it seems like I cannot create any shortcuts using the arrow keys. I’ve tried manually creating the shortcuts and also imported my shortcuts from my desktop system (Kubuntu) and neither works.
   

Does anyone else experience the same thing? I have used KDE for a year or two on other distributions, but this is my first time using Manjaro, so please forgive me if this is a Manjaro issue instead of an ARM/PBP thing.

I have noticed the same thing regarding virtual desktops. I don't have this problem w/ Manjaro KDE x64 on my MacBook Air. I'm guessing maybe it's specific to the arm version