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[Linux, Wayland] Multi monitor issues - Help needed! #582
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Yes. Check https://apps.kde.org/spectacle/ Here is the github: Here's me using it to record a portion of my screen on wayland: I do not have technical knowledge to help you more but i can test stuff if you want |
I think I am having this same issue on KDE . Recently it only wants to copy from my second monitor. No matter what I try I can't copy text from my primary monitor. the normcap pink boarder will always open on my second monitor and I cant select anything from a different monitor EDIT: IT seems it's capturing the screen that Doesn't have a Wayland app open . So, If I have my Wayland window on my primary, it captures the secondary. If I have my Wayland window on the secondary, it captures the primary. Super weird and If I have a Wayland window on both monitors, it captures nothing
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What happened?
Multi monitor support seems broken, at least under Gnome: The multiple windows, which NormCap creates in multi display setups, are not positioned correctly on their corresponding screens.
Symptoms:
Call for ideas!
To be honest, I'm kinda out of ideas on how to proceed, that's why I need your help!
Underlying reason
Applications on Wayland are not supposed to configure their position and size, in Wayland philosophy, this is the responsibility of the window manager alone.
Over the years, NormCap used different workarounds to still position it's window in multi monitor setups. The workaround that is currently implement, is to use dbus
org.gnome.Shell.Eval
to run some javascript to move the windows on the corresponding screen.Today I noticed, that
org.gnome.Shell.Eval
is not working anymore: Due to it's powerful interface, it has been deemed unsafe and with one of the last system updates, it got disabled by default (except for some Gnome debugging tools).KDE offers a different dbus interface
org.kde.kwin.Scripting
, and therefore NormCap's positioning logic should still work on KDE. Please let me know, if it doesn't!How did you install NormCap?
Affects all installation methods
Operating System + Version?
Linux
[Linux only] Display Server (DS) + Desktop environment (DE)?
Wayland, Gnome
Debug log output?*
Nothing visible in the logs.
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