Closed parrenin closed 11 months ago
Hi @parrenin! We have released a new version of Desktop Editors 7.3. Can you check on it and let us know if this problem is relevant for you?
Yes, the problem still seems to be present in 7.3.0. There is an 'auto' mode for the scaling, but it seems to calculate the appropriate scaling (probably based on screen dimension and resolution). There should be a 'from DE' mode, where the scaling is imported from the desktop environment. The scaling also should be able to be different for different screens.
Hello, @parrenin I tested on my Debian system with Wayland and two FullHD and 4K monitors. Currently, the editor recalculates the application scale value when moving it to another screen. Please check the operation of our editor 7.4.1 on your system.
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Sorry for the late answer, I was having an issue with my github and was not receiving notifications... I tested again with: 1) the internal FHD screen of my laptop 2) a 4k external screen, both running side by side. It is not clear to me what the auto mode does: the scaling is 200% on both screen, which is inappropriate for the FHD internal screen. Again, apart form the "Auto" mode, I think there should be a "from DE" setting, where the scaling is taken from the Desktop Editor. For me, this issue is not fixed properly.
This issue is unique.
Operating System
Linux (DEB package)
Version information
7.2.1
Expected Behavior
OO Desktop Editors should respect the Desktop Environment (Gnome, KDE, etc.) scaling per monitor which is possible under Wayland.
Actual Behavior
OO DE has global scaling but does not respect the per monitor scaling set for the Desktop Environment. This is problematic when you use different scaling per monitor (e.g., 200% for a 4k screen and 100% for a FHD screen).
Reproduction Steps
No response
Additional information
I use Debian Bookworm with KDE/Wayland.