Open Cuperino opened 1 year ago
This bug is caused by macOS not providing QPrompt any information about displays, beyond the amount of displays connected, on versions of macOS newer than High Sierra, which was used to test initial development. This bug can likely be fixed by upgrading to Qt 6.
I've copied QPrompt's display management code over to a test project that's using Qt 6 and no KDE frameworks. There I found that the issue continues to happen on Big Sur while using the latest version of Qt, 6.3. This is worrying news, as it means that it will take some time until we're able to fix this issue upstream as it is likely broken in all versions of Qt.
Issue may be limited to Apple Silicon machines, unable to replicate on Intel machine running macOS Big Sur.
Bug Description Screen projections can't be configured for more than a single screen nor can the screen be properly specified on modern versions of MacOS.
Bug found initially through conversation with user Nicolas D in our community's Telegram chat, on June 21, 2022.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected behavior Each screen can be configured individually.
Detailed description of display configuration There's an extended display to the right of a MacBook Pro's primary display.
Device information
Additional context Happens with Qt 5.15.2 with KDE's Patch collection Also with Qt 5.15.5 without KDE's Patch collection
Potential fix lies in upgrading to Qt 6, but this is not an option at the time due to KF5 library's reliance on Qt 5.