At least under KDE/Wayland, this doesn't work as intended. I have no Xorg setup anymore to test if this is Wayland-only though.
E.g. I have a 3-monitor setup, with the left monitor being turned 90° (see below). The center monitor has the highest priority, followed by the right and left monitors. However, the presentation always starts on 90°-turned left monitor. I haven't found any way to force the presentation window to another screen. Even If I make the application start on the middle or right screen, the presentation always goes to the left screen.
Thinking of how many possible configurations exist out there I believe it would be best if we had the possibility to chose the screens for the presentation and the notes before starting the presentation (e.g. displaying a small window with the detected screen layout and being able to select the screens by ourselves).
This issue is unique.
Operating System
Linux (DEB package)
Version information
8.0.1.31
Expected Behavior
Possibility to select screen on which the presentation should be displayed for presentation mode and notes
Actual Behavior
Presentation opens on "wrong" screen
Reproduction Steps
This is a follow-up issue to https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/DesktopEditors/issues/285, see my comment there: https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/DesktopEditors/issues/285#issuecomment-2036414774
fyi: @maruacat
Additional information
At least under KDE/Wayland, this doesn't work as intended. I have no Xorg setup anymore to test if this is Wayland-only though.
E.g. I have a 3-monitor setup, with the left monitor being turned 90° (see below). The center monitor has the highest priority, followed by the right and left monitors. However, the presentation always starts on 90°-turned left monitor. I haven't found any way to force the presentation window to another screen. Even If I make the application start on the middle or right screen, the presentation always goes to the left screen.
Thinking of how many possible configurations exist out there I believe it would be best if we had the possibility to chose the screens for the presentation and the notes before starting the presentation (e.g. displaying a small window with the detected screen layout and being able to select the screens by ourselves).