I would try this thread on the EndeavourOS forum. I imagine that resetting your plasma config is mostly going through ~/.config and cleaning out anything you don't need.
Is there any particular reason you're sticking with X11? I get the impression that there are less issues with wayland on Plasma 6.
I'll try that. Thank you. I'm having issues on Wayland and some apps I use daily don't work there unfortunately :/
Edit:
I ran this command sudo pacman -Rns $(pacman -Qtdq)
and it removed over 1GB of crap. Made a backup before doing that. I'll reboot and see if it killed my system. Lol
If your problems persist I would look into graphic (card) drivers, from my (very limited) experience issues with sleep/suspend/wake usually mean the drivers do something wrong (and maybe downgrading solves the problem?) I'm on NVDIA though ...
I have all AMD. Done with Nvidia for life until they open source their shit and straight up support Linux. Running that orphaned packages cleaning command seems to help a little. I'll test it for a while and see. It did remove a bunch of Qt5/kde5 stuff
In the /home directory, there should be a hidden directory called .kde which mostly contains KDE settings for your user. Rename it and check. A new one might get created with default settings during next login.
Caution: I am no expert and consider all backup options before doing this because it may force you to re-install.
Edit 1: based on additional searching due to comment below, it was ~/.config for KDE 5. I have no idea of what it is for KDE 6. May be you will have to go through source code to find.
KDE hasn't used ~/.kde since KDE 4 iirc.
Then what does it actually use? Is there a way to help the person asking the question?
It's unfortunately a bit of a mess. There's all kinds of files for different KDE applications in ~/.config/, with no common folder for all of them...
many apps use ~/.config, if you rename that you will also remove settings for those apps
Is ~/config only for KDE or does any other application use it to save configuration files?
It's the standard location for all apps (actually it can be overridden by environment variables and ~/.config is the default value). However like many things in the Linux world it's not enforced. Some apps (especially console utilities) don't respect it but most use it.
@voracread I think ~/.config is the standard config file location on Linux (for apps that follow XDG standards) so it should also have config files for non-kde apps
So that rules out blindly renaming it for the purpose of KDE reset.
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