Hello, I just buy a 4k screen. Now my most usual setup is 27" 4k left, full HD (laptop) center and full hd right. The new screen should be used only for video editing, not always. But my usual setup is completely changed by the new screen: even the cursor size is changed (much bigger). I use the "supplementary action" from kde to open my main applications on the desktop I want (I have 10 of them), but fail to find a way to have all my applications open in the "main" screen (as setup in the kde panel), because the x coordinate changes any hint? thanks NB: I still use 15.1, for some reason I can't make my system works as expected in 15.3 jdd -- http://dodin.org
Am 29.07.21 um 08:56 schrieb jdd@dodin.org:
Hello,
I just buy a 4k screen. Now my most usual setup is 27" 4k left, full HD (laptop) center and full hd right.
The new screen should be used only for video editing, not always.
But my usual setup is completely changed by the new screen: even the cursor size is changed (much bigger).
I use the "supplementary action" from kde to open my main applications on the desktop I want (I have 10 of them), but fail to find a way to have all my applications open in the "main" screen (as setup in the kde panel), because the x coordinate changes
any hint?
thanks NB: I still use 15.1, for some reason I can't make my system works as expected in 15.3
jdd
maybe a workaround: i have a old software who is not able to scale to 4k screens. i have made a small batch file to switch one of my 3 4k screens down to a lower resolution only when i start this software. so maybe you could start kde with all your screens in a lower resolution (then your cursor should be ok) and switch only one screen to a higher when you use your software. as example (parts) of my script ================================= #!/bin/bash xrandr --output DisplayPort-2 --mode 1920x1080 start your application laeuft=$(ps fax |grep "your-application! |grep -v /bin/bash |grep -v grep) if [ "$laeuft" == '' ] then xrandr --output DisplayPort-2 --mode 3840x2160 fi ======================================== of course you have to change "DisplayPort-2" to your screen-connection-port simoN -- www.becherer.de
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