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Flaky drivers. KVM induced unresponsiveness is pretty much the only reason I ever have to hardboot my computers. Also, even if the drivers are solid, they take
by pavon 3y ago
Flaky drivers. KVM induced unresponsiveness is pretty much the only reason I ever have to hardboot my computers.
Also, even if the drivers are solid, they take longer to renegotiate with a monitor that was removed and plugged back in compared to one they think was always there, which matters if you switch back and forth frequently.
Lastly, sometimes the OS doesn't put things back they way they were when you plug a monitor back in. If you have a laptop which has a lower resolution display than the external monitor, you'll often return to find all the windows shrunk to fit the laptop display. Not an issue if you run everything full-screen, but annoying if you tile windows.