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Linux, dual monitor (two screens)

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Hello

I work with two monitors under Linux KDE. I usually work in full screen with programs like Chrome, Firefox, Steam games, etc. They work only in my "favourite" marked screen, so no problems. However, Zero-K (and NOTA for example) extend screen between my two monitors, so it's difficult to play. Battle Annihilation or EvolutionRTS games run fine, fullscreen or even like windowed, but without windows decorations.

I just tried all posible screen and dual screen related options in "springsettings.cfg", but no luck.

What's going bad with Zero-K?

Thank you
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10 years ago
I'm not sure what is going on with your settings but I have some settings which could work. Go into springsettings.cfg and make sure you have these lines:
WindowBorderless = 1
Fullscreen = 0
WindowPosX = 0
WindowPosY = 0
XResolution = How wide you want the window to be.
YResolution = How tall you want the window to be.

If you set XResolution and YResolution to the size of your first screen it will look like it fullscreen on one screen.
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Not working. In fact, I just tried same config before (I found that config somewhere in forums). Zero-K put my 1920 width fullscreen game between my two monitors, adding black bands at right and left. Balanced Annihilation howerver, stays showing correctly only in my "default" monitor (the larger one).
I must mention that there is something more in this mistery. While Zero-K capture my screen completely, that's to say, I have no access to my auto-hidden menu bar ("panels", in KDE) I have total access to my auto-hidden panels of KDE while playing at fullscreen in BA or EvolutionRTS (my panel appears when my mouse pointer is near the border where the panel is hidden), and even I can move my mouse pointer to my other screen. Is like BA (and other spring games) were in a "semi-fullscreen" mode or similar.
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10 years ago
Do you use another lobby when playing BA? ZKL passes a command-line argument to set the window mode, which will override anything you put into springsettings.
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10 years ago
No. I only use Spring Web Lobby for all the games (ZK, BA, E-RTS, etc). So is something in ZK, not the lobby.
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10 years ago
Should weblobby support that command line thingy wingy?
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10 years ago
So, do you think is a SpringWebLobby related issue?
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