https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171610
--- Comment #4 from DKI <[email protected]> --- First the system and config of the two screens: OS: Fedora Linux 43 with KDE Frameworks 6.23.0 primary screen: 15" (Dell laptop) 1920x1080 16:9 120% scaling external monitor: 27" (Dell) 2560x1440 16:9 100% scaling This is where the issue occurred and attached screenshots show the issue. After trying multiple options below are few findings: 1. LibreOffice UI works fine when both monitors/screens are at 100% scaling. 2. Issues arise when the scaling is different in the 2 screens. 3. If primary scaling is at 120% and secondary at 100% then the UI (save window) doesn't show buttons as per the screenshots. 4. If primary scaling is at 100% and secondary is at 120% then the UI (save window) shows the buttons but the UI is disproportionate. 5. If both primary and secondary are at 120% (what I tried) then the UI is usable but the UI become very small rather than getting bigger (that is what should happen at 120% scaling, right?) 6. When the LibreOffice is open and display configurations are changed their UI behave differently than when they are restarted after display config changes. I am going to attach another screenshot for #4 above. With respect to the question on launching it directly on the secondary screen, I don't it is possible unless I duplicate the primary screen on secondary but then it will entirely defeat the user purpose of having another screen. It might be a duplicate of another bug that you have mentioned but I am not that technical person to decide on that so I leave that to the experts. Thank you for your kind consideration. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
