Hey everyone,
When I use the Windows Shuffler with a resolution of (3840x2026) with %200 Scale mode. My windows seems to be tiled only to quarter of a screen instead of using the entire screen. It seems Window Shuffler assumes it only has 1/4 of the screen, somehow.
Very nice feature, I have written custom applications just for this 
Thank you!
Which shuffler are you using (which UB version)? Latest is scaling/4k proof
I downloaded: ubuntu-budgie-18.04.4-desktop-amd64.iso. Do not know how to look for the version of Shuffler. I use Display settings to set the Scale factor.
Testing it in VirtualBox with Guest Additions, though.
Shuffler was recently completely rewritten. UB 20.04 version is scaling savvy.
OK. I have installed 20.04 and it seems Super + S key is not available anymore. I found the WIndows Shuffler app from the applications and enable it. But the keymap associated with it (default Ctrl + Super+ A is not working). Not sure how to trigger the Shuffler.
ONe more issue is when you click the menu in scaled mode(res:3840, scale factor 2x) it is not rendered correctly, the icons are rendered according to the lower res but menu window is not.
Ah. you probably didn’t log out/in?
Thanks for the tip. I had not logged out(BTW, it would be nice to tell the user that changes in this Window require a logout), but when I logged out I have seen another issue:
When I set my scale factor and then restart, somehow display system resets settings to default. (scale factor again becomes 1x) I think this issue is related with Fractional Scaling. When I disabled that, change scale value and restart, everything started working.
Fractional scaling isn’t really supported in GTK based desktops very well - its kind of a kludge patch produced by Canonical devs a while back. I’m guessing they have done this trying to get more feedback via ubuntu-bug type reports.
We’ll have to look at this ourselves at some-point when we get our hands on 4K based machines/displays.
Thanks for your help!
