Display slightly too big
21 Jul 2023 15:05 - 21 Jul 2023 15:06 #275958
by 10K
Display slightly too big was created by 10K
I upgraded from LinuxCNC 2.8 to 2.9.
Now my display does not quite fit the screen. It did before. See attached photo.
Gmoccapy is configured for screen1=fullscreen.
Any ideas?
I realize I can run a windowed version, and set the size. I'd rather have fullscreen, though.
Now my display does not quite fit the screen. It did before. See attached photo.
Gmoccapy is configured for screen1=fullscreen.
Any ideas?
I realize I can run a windowed version, and set the size. I'd rather have fullscreen, though.
Last edit: 21 Jul 2023 15:06 by 10K. Reason: Added comment
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21 Jul 2023 16:07 - 21 Jul 2023 16:08 #275962
by HansU
Replied by HansU on topic Display slightly too big
What resolution has your screen? You say a windowed version fit in your screen area and as soon as you maximize the gmoccapy window it does not fit any longer? Did I get that right?
Which Debian version have you running? I noticed some odd thinks in Bulleye regarding the maximizing..
Which Debian version have you running? I noticed some odd thinks in Bulleye regarding the maximizing..
Last edit: 21 Jul 2023 16:08 by HansU.
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21 Jul 2023 16:31 #275964
by newbynobi
Replied by newbynobi on topic Display slightly too big
That is really strange, Does you screen only has 1024x768 pixel?
Can you post a photo where gmoccapy is running as window as small as possible?
Norbert
Can you post a photo where gmoccapy is running as window as small as possible?
Norbert
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21 Jul 2023 21:15 #275975
by 10K
Replied by 10K on topic Display slightly too big
OK. It's even stranger.
Resolution is 1024 x 768
Running Bookworm rt
Running LinuxCNC v2.9
When I load LinuxCNC and go to setup, Fullscreen is already selected and screen is too wide to fit (photo 1 - Initial)
When I click Windowed, screen changes size and fits (2 - Windowed)
When I click Fullscreen, screen changes size, but now it fits! (3 - Fullscreen)
If on the second step, I click Maximized instead of Windowed, screen is still too wide. However, when I go back to Fullscreen, it resizes correctly.
Resolution is 1024 x 768
Running Bookworm rt
Running LinuxCNC v2.9
When I load LinuxCNC and go to setup, Fullscreen is already selected and screen is too wide to fit (photo 1 - Initial)
When I click Windowed, screen changes size and fits (2 - Windowed)
When I click Fullscreen, screen changes size, but now it fits! (3 - Fullscreen)
If on the second step, I click Maximized instead of Windowed, screen is still too wide. However, when I go back to Fullscreen, it resizes correctly.
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21 Jul 2023 22:22 #275980
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Display slightly too big
Are you using a VGA cable from PC to monitor?
Do an "auto adjust" if that is the case, on the monitor there should be a button for that.
Do an "auto adjust" if that is the case, on the monitor there should be a button for that.
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22 Jul 2023 07:57 - 22 Jul 2023 07:59 #275987
by newbynobi
Replied by newbynobi on topic Display slightly too big
I think I have somewhere also an old screen with 1024x768 so I will test, but IMHO it could be that the following values do cause that.
x_pos = 0.0
y_pos = 24.0
width = 1015.0
height = 750
This are the settings in your preference file, so you should see this values also on the settings page.
May be the Y value is take in account some where, I need to check, but not bevor tomorrow
Norbert
x_pos = 0.0
y_pos = 24.0
width = 1015.0
height = 750
This are the settings in your preference file, so you should see this values also on the settings page.
May be the Y value is take in account some where, I need to check, but not bevor tomorrow
Norbert
Last edit: 22 Jul 2023 07:59 by newbynobi.
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22 Jul 2023 11:17 #275990
by 10K
Replied by 10K on topic Display slightly too big
I changed the numbers to 0,0,1024,768 under "Start of window". I cycled through that option (which worked correctly as expected), and then back to "Start as fullscreen" (which showed the display correctly, as described above). I exited LinuxCNC and restarted. It still exhibits the same behavior where the screen is slightly too big. So, the size of the windowed screed does not seem to affect the strange behavior.
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22 Jul 2023 12:32 - 22 Jul 2023 14:13 #275991
by besriworld
Replied by besriworld on topic Display slightly too big
I think I have the same problem. The monitor has a resolution 1366x768 . I am working with AXIS gui. But this monitor is only temporary.
Last edit: 22 Jul 2023 14:13 by besriworld.
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25 Jul 2023 07:23 #276207
by zz912
Replied by zz912 on topic Display slightly too big
I have same problem.
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25 Jul 2023 07:27 #276209
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Display slightly too big
try a different window manager if you can - might be a bug with the manager.
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