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I'm having a bunch of weird problems after activating automatic scaling based on physical dimensions:
Lower screen gets broken, the upper half (of that screen) is usable by app windows, but the lower half is only accesible by the mouse, windows can't go there. The same screen gets somewhat broken horizontally, right half has no background and does the solitaire-win effect.
App windows, buttons, and other gui elements glitch when clicked.
The scale in the lower screen is not correct, windows are still smaller than they should.
One thing that surprised me in the video was that the window scaling looked wrong!
That turns out to be caused by xrandr getting the top monitor's size wrong.
I'm having a bunch of weird problems after activating automatic scaling based on physical dimensions:
Video illustrating the issues: https://twitter.com/fisadev/status/1224752268307845121
OS: Ubuntu 19.10
Desktop environment: Gnome-shell 3.34.1 (without Ubuntu's customizations)
xrandr config before running xrandroll:
xrandr config after running xrandroll and activating the automatic scaling:
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