Hi *, is there a feature in plasma5 or a tool that is able to reposition and resize windows relative to a resolution change of the root display? I had the problem, that after switching between my internal notebook screen and my external monitor plasma itself (except for the widgets) resized its elements properly, but all my running windows are too big or too small and have the wrong position. Though I switched off the notebook screen via xrandr in the sddm config scripts and also in kscreen, this also happens when switching off and on the external monitor. After having switched off the monitor, the notebook screen remains dark, but when I switch it on again, the notebook screen flickers for a few seconds, before the external monitor displays the screen. This short time is enough to switch resolution back to the notebook screen and forth again to the external monitor - resulting in wrong positioned and sized windows. In the meantime I assembled a few pieces found on the internet and this way got a working, but very ugly solution: A small program is listening via xlib functions to configure events and when it notices a change in resolution it runs some external script or program. The external script (in my case) checks for all running windows with certain properties and resizes and repositions them. The main problem with this solution is, that it is too slow. If the resolution changes more than one time in a given period, we have more than routine running that wants to resize and reposition windows resulting in a mix up. So what I'm really looking for is a solution built into plasma itself or a tool that works fast enough. Thx for reading :) Bye. Michael. -- Michael Hirmke -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-support+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-support+owner@opensuse.org