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Wrong display size on Linux with multiple screen #82
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I don't have a 4K monitor to test things, but as for the rest...
Did you set the window to the correct size (see I tested this both on i3 (i3-gaps, git version, X11) and sway (git version, Wayland, supposed to be an i3 clone), and on i3, it works as expected because GLFW is able to detect the monitor size, while on sway, when launching from my 1920x1080 external monitor (laptop is 1366x768), it's shown on the correct screen, but always using the size configured in
This behavior depends on the window manager/Wayland compositor used. It can kinda be configured using GLFW, but doing this in a 'universally' satisfactory way is very hard, so it should be left to the user instead, to configure the wm/compositor.
Can't reproduce using Sway, so I guess it's a bug in Gnome? (Wouldn't surprise me, because Gnome... isn't my favourite DE for multiple reasons
That sounds like glfw/glfw#1168 , but I'm not too sure. Anyway, issues like these are hard to debug/solve because they depend on hardware configuration and interactions between lots of complex pieces of software. I'm going to Cookie next week, so if you're going too, I'd like to take a look at the issue on your hardware. |
When using Bonzomatic from a laptop using a 4K display I have notice various issues :
laptop without monitor : Bonzomatic takes 1/4 of the screen (lower left quadrant)
lapopt with a plugged (not 4k) monitor
The configuration is:
No idea of which additional information could help to solve this issue. But I can provide more if needed
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