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Finally got my wife away from Windows and on Fedora 40 (Gnome 46).
Now, when her PC goes to suspend and when she wakes it up, one of her 2 monitors doesn't wake up.
Both are connected to HDMI ports (no dedicated video card, just the integrated card in her Ryzen 9).
Any ideas on what could be happening? I wouldn't want her to go back to Winblows over something so insignificant, but she would.
I'd probably:
systemctl suspendWhen the screen fails to wake, are you able to get it back by powering it off, or by unplugging it? Is it X or wayland?
Fedora 40 removes X by default (you'd have to install it yourself), so this is going to be using Wayland. Seems like they're using Ryzen integrated graphics, so at least it shouldn't be related to any of the problems with Nvidia on Wayland.
That's correct. She's on Ryzen integrated, and Wayland by default, and all info on this subject out there points to Nvidia related issues. Thanks guys.
Switched cables for between monitors, the same monitor did not come up again.
Wayland is the default on Fedora.
I'm waiting for my wife to get up from her desk to look at all the logs.