Public bug reported:
Running 19.04 Disco with Wayland
Version 64ubuntu7
I have a HiDPI laptop screen (XPS13) and a normal DPI external monitor.
I have the laptop screen set to 200% and the external screen set to
100%.
When running the display solely on my built-in monitor, the dock is
correctly scaled to 200%. When running the display is running solely on
the external monitor, the dock is scaled to 100%.
When running both monitors at the same time, the scaling factor used for
the docks on both monitors is the scaling factor of the primary monitor:
so if that is the external screen is primary then the laptop screen
version of the dock is tiny; and if the built-in screen is primary then
the external monitor dock is huge.
I would expect the dock scaling factor to always match the scaling
factor of the screen that the dock is displayed on.
** Affects: gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
- [Wayland] Scale the dock based on the scaling factor for that monitor
+ [Wayland] Support multiple monitors with different scaling factors
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1826543
Title:
[Wayland] Support multiple monitors with different scaling factors
Status in gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Running 19.04 Disco with Wayland
Version 64ubuntu7
I have a HiDPI laptop screen (XPS13) and a normal DPI external
monitor. I have the laptop screen set to 200% and the external screen
set to 100%.
When running the display solely on my built-in monitor, the dock is
correctly scaled to 200%. When running the display is running solely
on the external monitor, the dock is scaled to 100%.
When running both monitors at the same time, the scaling factor used
for the docks on both monitors is the scaling factor of the primary
monitor: so if that is the external screen is primary then the laptop
screen version of the dock is tiny; and if the built-in screen is
primary then the external monitor dock is huge.
I would expect the dock scaling factor to always match the scaling
factor of the screen that the dock is displayed on.
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