Closed ekce closed 4 years ago
Thank you for the report. I think I've got the issue pinned down. I'll do some more testing before I push the changes, I had made some oversights in the original design of the feature so I'll make some changes that need testing.
I've pushed the changes to the development branch, available here 7e98623c. The feature now expects one length in millimeters for every crossed pair of bezels, so for 3 displays it wants 2 values. They are intended to be calculated as "bezel of display to the left + gap + bezel of the display to the right" added to a single number.
Could you test it? If you have the dependencies installed I guess the easiest way would be to clone the repo and just run the script.
@ekce Have you had a chance to test this? I'm looking into making a new release soon and if you've tested it you could save me the work of setting up a 3 display virtual machine.
This should be fixed in the recently released 1.2.0. I'll close this for now but if the issue persists report back.
@hhannine Sorry, I hadn't been in my office to test. I just checked with the latest version and it works great now! Thanks!
Thank you for testing it!
I have three monitors in portrait mode aligned side by side. When I run superpaper it only adds crops the bezel between monitors 1 and 2, but not between monitors 2 and 3.
Here is my profile:
This is the image produced with that profile while when clicking on![cli-b](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3952493/70297251-8ca93500-17aa-11ea-94cc-a29a5edeac21.png)
Align Test
.I am using superpaper version 1.1.2 on Archlinux installed via this Aur package. https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/superpaper/#comment-719530