[zeugma]

Thanks for the links. They gave me some ideas to try tonight. There doesn't seem to be an xorg.conf file anywhere under /etc, so I'll likely be rolling my own. The biggest problem with testing this, is I have to wait quite a while after making a change for the problem to recur. If I just logout and log back in, it doesn't happen.

[ShadowAce]

There doesn't seem to be an xorg.conf file anywhere under /etc, so I'll likely be rolling my own.

Right. Modern distros with newer versions of xorg/Wayland can configure themselves on the fly, and don't actually require a static version of xorg.conf. It will use it if it finds it, though (usually in /etc/X11).