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Have a look at
/etc/sddm.confIt is blank right now. I'm looking at xrandr right now, but a basic check into sddm.conf suggests I can't set resolution in there, but can't call scripts. Might come back to this though.
Do you have a
/etc/sddm.conf.d/then? You need to have an SDDM config XDBut for sure may ne that you cant set it there.
Fedora uses SDDM on Plasma 6 with Wayland now, not sure if EndeavorOS does too. So no xrandr