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Only was using Wayland session, but now logged in into X11 session. Besides some smaller aspects (windows do not have the same size as on Wayland) I've got the issue that a full screen window is partly hidden behind the top panel. Looks like measuring its size is still broken on X11 (I think it was on Wayland as well, but there it was too big, not too small).
Steps to Reproduce
Enable fractional scaling, set it to 1.25x.
Log in to X11 session.
See above
Expected Behavior
Window proportion should be the same as when using Wayland (in case that's possible).
OS Version
8.x (Early Access)
Session Type
Classic Session (X11, This is the default)
Software Version
Latest release (I have run all updates)
Log Output
No response
Hardware Info
Thinkpad X280, i915 graphics
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What Happened?
Only was using Wayland session, but now logged in into X11 session. Besides some smaller aspects (windows do not have the same size as on Wayland) I've got the issue that a full screen window is partly hidden behind the top panel. Looks like measuring its size is still broken on X11 (I think it was on Wayland as well, but there it was too big, not too small).
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
Window proportion should be the same as when using Wayland (in case that's possible).
OS Version
8.x (Early Access)
Session Type
Classic Session (X11, This is the default)
Software Version
Latest release (I have run all updates)
Log Output
No response
Hardware Info
Thinkpad X280, i915 graphics
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: