So I have a dual monitor with same resolution, identical monitors. Whenever I maximize window on my right monitor, the left edge of the windows always missing some pixels. This is very irritating when maximizing a terminal on my right monitor because the first letter can't be read. See the screenshot I made. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open window on right monitor 2. Maximize it Actual Results: The left edge of the window is being cut a little Expected Results: Displaying the full window
Created attachment 99528 [details] screenshot
Created attachment 99529 [details] How it's displayed in my eyes, white colored is the missing pixels
(In reply to budimanjojo from comment #1) > Created attachment 99528 [details] > screenshot It appears that the screenshot is showing how it should be displayed. But what my eyes actually see is different, see the second screenshot.
Could you attach debugging information as outlined on https://community.kde.org/Solid/Projects/ScreenManagement#Debugging_Information please?
(In reply to Sebastian Kügler from comment #4) > Could you attach debugging information as outlined on > https://community.kde.org/Solid/Projects/ > ScreenManagement#Debugging_Information please? There's no ~/.config/QtProject/qtlogging.ini in my system. Only ~/.config/QtProject.conf. I'll attach it here. Also the output of kscreen-console bug and my ~/.local/share/kscreen/
Created attachment 99530 [details] QtProject.conf
Created attachment 99531 [details] /.local/share/kscreen/1bb6433ea097e8766a65ba794abf02ca
Created attachment 99532 [details] kscreen-console bug
If qtlogging.ini doesn't exist, create it and put the said content in it. That said, I don't see anything obviously wrong with the configuration.
(In reply to Sebastian Kügler from comment #9) > If qtlogging.ini doesn't exist, create it and put the said content in it. > > That said, I don't see anything obviously wrong with the configuration. Created the file and rerun the kscreen-console bug and it still gives me the same output, so what else should I do?
Just found out that is caused by my monitor which happens to be some kind of TV + monitor thingy that overscan the resolution a little bit with VGA cable. So this is not KDE problem, closing. Thanks :)