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9 years 11 months ago - 9 years 11 months ago #83311 by gmouer
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I have a problem with the bottom status line of axis being off the bottom of the viewable area. This only happens with linuxcnc and axis, all other applications fit the screen perfectly as does the desktop itself. This is true both with fullscreen selected or not. In pncconf there are settings for height and width of the axis screen but I cannot seem to get them to accept a entry, they immediately return to zero. Also, I have no idea what sort of values are acceptable or the units of measurement it expects.

Any suggestions?
George
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9 years 11 months ago #83332 by tommylight
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Are you using any Pyvcp panel? That is the only reason to make Axis Gui to get out of visible area on screen.
Try to start an included config that uses Axis Gui and check if it fits. Having a lot of things vertically on Pyvcp will make Axis shift downwards. Also what is your screen resolution? Anything lower than 1024X768 is not enough to work comfortably.

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9 years 11 months ago - 9 years 11 months ago #83338 by gmouer
Replied by gmouer on topic axis window size

tommylight wrote: Are you using any Pyvcp panel? That is the only reason to make Axis Gui to get out of visible area on screen.
Try to start an included config that uses Axis Gui and check if it fits. Having a lot of things vertically on Pyvcp will make Axis shift downwards. Also what is your screen resolution? Anything lower than 1024X768 is not enough to work comfortably.


I had the same problem and ended up reinstalling linuxcnc from the live cd for other reasons, the new install does the same thing with the bottom status bar. It was a clean install and I only ran the axis sim at that point. I initially ran 1024x768 but later went to 1680x1050 with no difference. It is a 22 inch monitor, widescreen type, 16:9 aspect ratio. Using a vga cable interface. Monitor does NOT have height adjustment at the monitor unfortunately.

No pyvcp implemented at all.
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9 years 11 months ago #83339 by tommylight
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Can you post a screenshot? I can only think of GL as a cause, but i doubt it would be causing only that issue.

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9 years 11 months ago #83340 by Todd Zuercher
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I think I may have seen this problem before myself, but I can't remember what work around I might have used to correct it. Is it that the tool bar is getting in the way and covering up part of the Axis window or pushing it off of the screen?

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9 years 11 months ago - 9 years 11 months ago #83341 by gmouer
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Todd Zuercher wrote: I think I may have seen this problem before myself, but I can't remember what work around I might have used to correct it. Is it that the tool bar is getting in the way and covering up part of the Axis window or pushing it off of the screen?


Axis screen is normal, nothing covered up. The height of the axis screen is proper on the top but extends off the visible area on the bottom, making the bottom status bar off screen. I can drag the screen up and the bottom status bar appears but the top then goes under the desktop menu bar making the window icons for fullscreen/minimize/close all disappear under the desktop menu bar.

Again, it is only the axis window that shows this behavior. All other applications and the desktop itself display normally full screen. At first I thought it was the widescreen aspect ratio causing this but then found all the other apps display normal.

Thanks,
George
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