Looks like K A L I not doing "a good configruation":
You should check your xorg config.
On Arch, my config file is located here:
Inside 2 configuration files (one for the keyboard and one for the GPUs).
Please notice that you are running a pre-configured (by K A L I developers) K A L I system.
I don't use K A L I (or UBUNTU) because I don't like a pre-configured system, running tons of services that I don't need and doing tons of configurations that are (in the best case) "somewhat less than perfect".
I'm running a self-configured Arch Linux system. Every configuration was done by me and every mandatory service was enabled by me.
I'll say that you can't take my advices 1 : 1, because that will not work for you. You have to adapt them, e.g.:
kernel boot options
xorg configuration
rocm (mandatory for latest AMD GPU cards - not working on RYZEN integrated GPUs)
Code:
[ 18.322] (EE) Screen 0 deleted because of no matching config section.
...
[ 18.322] (EE) Screen 0 deleted because of no matching config section.You should check your xorg config.
On Arch, my config file is located here:
Code:
/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/Inside 2 configuration files (one for the keyboard and one for the GPUs).
Code:
$ ls -All
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 345 30. Jul 2017 00-keyboard.conf
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 371 29. Nov 2016 20-nvidia.confPlease notice that you are running a pre-configured (by K A L I developers) K A L I system.
I don't use K A L I (or UBUNTU) because I don't like a pre-configured system, running tons of services that I don't need and doing tons of configurations that are (in the best case) "somewhat less than perfect".
I'm running a self-configured Arch Linux system. Every configuration was done by me and every mandatory service was enabled by me.
I'll say that you can't take my advices 1 : 1, because that will not work for you. You have to adapt them, e.g.:
kernel boot options
xorg configuration
rocm (mandatory for latest AMD GPU cards - not working on RYZEN integrated GPUs)