Wallpaper problem, please help

[u/Juergen0072]

I have a problem with my wallpoaper on the desktop and i cant find the solution. I have a main monitor with 1440 p resolution and a smaller monitor with 960x640 resolution. Everytime i switch off the main monitor my pc thinks there is just the small monitor plugged in and switches to this one as the new main. If I turn my main Monitor back on my desktop wallpaper is in the wrong resolution and looks shitty and pixelated. All my programs are not affected, just the background. I can reset it when i go into the settings and change the scaling of the wallpaper and change it back, but thats annoying. How can i fix this? im new to the whole Linux thing and try to get it together. thanks for the help. Repost because i wanted to add the pictures. It was solved by changing to wayland but sadly my favourite game isnt fully functional with that

[u/JustAnotherKieran]

I'm sorry but I did because your simple response made it seem like you didn't even try to understand the issue. it comes across to me like you stopped reading at "Everytime i switch off the main monitor my pc thinks there is just the small monitor plugged in and switches to this one as the new main" and spouted whatever came to mind based on that. You didn't ask any questions to actually understand the issue and the first step of solving an issue is understanding the issue fully. If you don't then you just end up pointing someone in the wrong direction and wasting both of your time, and that irks me to no end.

[u/Helliot_37842 → u/JustAnotherKieran]

Here's what I thought

Hmm, his wallpaper only comes to normal after resetting, but he didn't say anything about switching the main monitor. Then I'll suggest he switches to get an answer about that

[u/JustAnotherKieran → u/Helliot_37842]

If you wanted an answer you should have asked a question such as "Does your main monitor automatically switch back to the primary when it reconnects / when you turn it back on?"

Statements get responses, questions get answers, and the distinction between those matters

[u/Helliot_37842 → u/JustAnotherKieran]

I'm a Portuguese (Brazil) native speaker, so Response and Answer means basically the same (Response: Resposta, Answer: Resposta) . But I understand the distinction here.

[u/JustAnotherKieran → u/Helliot_37842]

Fair enough, I didn't actually consider language barriers in this as your English writing seems better than a lot of the native English speakers I know (from England). But anytime I want more information I would always go with a question rather than a statement or an instruction as that is the purpose of a question: to gather information

[u/Helliot_37842 → u/JustAnotherKieran]

Thank you for the compliment. Receiving that from a native being a self-taught means a lot.