bigbearishappy
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3 months ago It seems that you java application don't have the function of adaptive graphical interface. Or you should config you app to display on landscape orientation.
Closed TB-archIT closed 2 months ago
bigbearishappy
commented
3 months ago It seems that you java application don't have the function of adaptive graphical interface. Or you should config you app to display on landscape orientation.
TB-archIT
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3 months ago @bigbearishappy: thanx for your reply.
No, I don't think that the reason is to find in the java application. I would say, it has something to do with the overlay, because before the kernel upgrade to 6.6.20 it worked like a charme with the same system (RaspiOS Bookworm lite 64-bit).
bigbearishappy
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3 months ago As you said below. Your app is working based on the xorg-xserver. But according to the link here. Raspbian OS bookworm had moved to using wayland rather than X11.
And the config file ~/.config/wayfire.ini is working for wayland.
Maybe you can have a try to make the app work based on wayland?
TB-archIT
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3 months ago Yes, RaspiOS Bookworm has moved to wayland. ~/.config/wayfire.ini is configured with:
[output:DSI-1]
mode = 800x1280@60
transform = 270You can use Xorg in parallel.
And I would still say, that a change in the overlay from kernel 6.6.20 causes this changed behavior. I repeat, before that the same java application did run in landscape mode on RaspiOS Bookworm (!) with Xorg.
bigbearishappy
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3 months ago Yes, RaspiOS Bookworm has moved to wayland.
~/.config/wayfire.iniis configured with:[output:DSI-1] mode = 800x1280@60 transform = 270You can use Xorg in parallel.
And I would still say, that a change in the overlay from kernel 6.6.20 causes this changed behavior. I repeat, before that the same java application did run in landscape mode on RaspiOS Bookworm (!) with Xorg.
We will have a try to reproduce you problem and try to fix it.
TB-archIT
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3 months ago That would be great. I will test it ASAP...
franzos
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3 months ago Just FYI: On our side this seems to work on
6.6.20+rpt-rpi-v8 #1 SMP PREEMPT Debian 1:6.6.20-1+rpt1 (2024-03-07) (Latest Raspbian)default) to openboxBy default the display comes-up like @TB-archIT, but I can rotate it with xrandr, and the output (and touch-input) appear to work as expected; Here's how I turn the screen over SSH:
$ export XAUTHORITY=/home/default/.Xauthority
$ DISPLAY=:0.0 xrandr
Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 800 x 1280, maximum 7680 x 7680
HDMI-1 disconnected primary (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
HDMI-2 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
DSI-1 connected 800x1280+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 0mm x 0mm
800x1280 60.00*+
$ DISPLAY=:0.0 xrandr --output DSI-1 --rotate right@TB-archIT I tried to reproduce you problem. But I can't even make the PaperCut Release Station work on reTerminal DM. As you said in here. You have made it by changing the code of RaspberryPiReleaseStation.
So can you provide the latest code of RaspberryPiReleaseStation to me?
TB-archIT
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2 months ago Thanks for your effort, BBear.
But I would say, that you only can use RaspberryPiReleaseStation if a running PaperCut-Server is found. Otherwise starting of this app will not work.
Meanwhile I used a ComfilePi for the ReleaseStation. On the reTerminal DM now a Node-RED-application will be installed next.
bigbearishappy
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2 months ago Thanks for your effort, BBear.
But I would say, that you only can use RaspberryPiReleaseStation if a running PaperCut-Server is found. Otherwise starting of this app will not work.
Meanwhile I used a ComfilePi for the ReleaseStation. On the reTerminal DM now a Node-RED-application will be installed next.
Sorry for not solving your problem with reTerminal DM. So is there any further work I can do for you on this issue?
TB-archIT
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2 months ago I think no, therefore I'm closing this issue
Hi,
after #92 is solved now I'm stuck in rotating the display of a "reTerminal DM".
The system:
Starting of java application (PaperCut Release Station) on login of a special user 'papercut' via '.profile' does work with:
xinit ~/release/pc-release-linux.sh -- vt$XDG_VTNR ;exit~/.config/wayfire.inilooks like:With
xrandr --output DSI-1 --rotate rightthe display output is rotated, but cropped...Here the output from
/var/log/Xorg.0.log:Last line should come from the
xrandrcommand!?I have no clue how to get the display rotated AND not cropped.
Any hints or suggestions?
Regards Thomas