In the mean time I have switched to Fedora Linux and until now I am enjoying it so very much. With my new laptop I had a couple of problems when I was using Tumbleweed, and now they disappeared, although I have to say I got one new issue in return.
The things I had with Tumbleweed were:
- Tearing pictures when using Nvidia (Tearing). I needed to use the Nvidia GPU cause he built-in AMD could not manage 2 monitors on X11. I could not make Wayland work so it was either AMD with 1 monitor or Nvidia on 2 but with tearing.
- In KDE display settings the vertical position of 1 monitor in relation to the other automatically changed. Since the external is a 1920x1080 and the built in is 2560x1600, it means there is a place on the builtin monitor where you can’t cross over to the external one with the mouse. I want the bottom parts of both monitors to be at the same place so only at the top of the built-in monitor I can’t move over to the external monitor. This was changed constantly which was very annoying.
- Bluetooth and USB had problems. Sometimes they both worked fine, sometimes they started later (after a minute or so) and sometimes Bluetooth did not start at all.
Now all of these issues (problems?) are gone. Every time when I boot it just works.
I boot into a Wayland session with the AMD GPU and I have perfect pictures on 2 monitors without tearing.
The monitors stay at the correct place in the settings so moving over to the other screen is easy.
Bluetooth and USB start up fine without problems.
The one problem I have now, which did not exist on Tumbleweed, is that I can’t control the brightness of the built-in monitor. In TW I could just place my mouse over the battery icon on the lower panel and use the mouse wheel to adjust the brightness, this does not work now. Have to find a way for that. (should anyone have an idea please let me know)
I do want to thank everyone for taking the time to help me, this is amazing what people do for others who need help. Thank you so much for that.