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Moving a maximized window to a smaller monitor via WinKey+Shift+LeftArrow does not fit it on destination #2643
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I assume that the monitors have different geometries? What are they? (the client output, ideally with |
2020-03-13 15:09:06: stdedos commentedClient monitors at #2642 attachment, I'll try to hack your client output now. No way to do |
2020-03-13 15:27:15: stdedos commented
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So the monitor geometry started as:
But then you plugged in the second one?
I don't see the libreoffice window geometry, or the move. |
2020-03-14 18:11:52: stdedos commented
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2020-03-19 11:29:24: stdedos uploaded file
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2020-03-19 11:29:53: stdedos commented
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What does this ticket have to do with scaling? What I have found:
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2020-03-19 14:49:06: stdedos commented
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Let's call it "re-adjusts". |
2020-03-20 07:26:25: stdedos commented
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2020-12-01 13:21:29: stdedos commented
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I'll check this tomorrow - hopefully there is a window that maximizes 😀 |
Window States window does the job. ... and, it exhibits the same behavior as other windows. |
2020-03-13 14:55:58: stdedos created the issue
Moving maximized LibreOffice to the adjacent big monitor (via WinKey+Shift+LeftArrow) does not fit the screen with the maximized window.
Window "pretends" to be maximized, and left in a non-standard place in the new monitor.
You need to manually window it and then maximize it again.
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