This morning I installed kde-5.39 and after that my kde desktop no longer fits in my monitor screen.
Is there a way to make the screen / desktop smaller so it fits again in the area that is shown by the monitor?
It seems a KDE issue, as I logged into for example gnome and icewm, and there the probem is not shown. The gnome and icewm desktop are nicely presented in the monitor.
At the moment, in KDE / plasma, I don’t see the KDE taskbar/ systembar, etc that is normally displayed at the bottom of the desktop. When I scroll with my mouse to the bottom of the desktop the desktop starts to move and the KDE taskbar / systembar / etc becomes visible.
Same with the left and right side and with the top. The desktop is moving all the time when I move my mouse. Everything working as expected.
I really hope that anyone have a idea what is causing this, and have a suggestion what can be altered to get a nice KDE desktop back.
The screen change happened when I pressed <right windows key><y>. At exact that moment.
Is there some magic window key combination, that causes this behavior?
Is there another key combination that can undo this?
I logged into another user with KDE, there the problem does not exist. Hence, it looks like setting …
Panning and ZoomingNeed to get a closer look? The KDE Plasma Workspaces™ allow you to zoom in and out and move your entire desktop around, so you can zoom in even when the application you are using doesn’t support it.
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|Meta+=|Zoom In|
|Meta+-|Zoom Out|
|Meta+0|Zoom Normal|
|Meta+Up|Pan Up|
|Meta+Down|Pan Down|
|Meta+Left|Pan left|
|Meta+Right|Pan Right|
The intention is OK, the feature as well, but I needed my backup to restore it (as I did not know about the meta key cmbination, and could not find the information about it). That (needing a backup, after a inputting a key combination) should not be necessary at all.
I was able to restore it, but others might not. What should they do in that case???
I really hope the feature / bug report is solved and users will be warned when they activate these kind of key combinations.
To prevent this from happening again, I removed the meta key combination; (kde) system settings -> accelerator keys -> global keys -> system settings -> zoom in
Remove it from there.
Not honored by the KDE devs??? Could this be a packaging issue, delivering a wrong default? Then it should be reported at bugzilla,.opensuse,.org
Why? Because you’'re not the first one experiencing this phenomenon.
While I understand your concern, I don’t think this is necessary. We have this shortcut by default for now almost 10 years and you are the first one to report this as a bug. To me this means that it is not worth the effort.
As stated I removed the key assignment in my environment, I don’t want this to happen to me again.
