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Splash screen divided with dual monitors #3951
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I have the same issue, but never noticed it as bug. Edit: |
I'm using 2 16:9s. I doubt it's the intended placement behavior, which is why I reported it as a bug. |
@NicoHood, please try to remain on-topic with your comments. If you think this is another important bug - report it as such. We can't properly track down bugs that are mentioned in off-topic comments, and they cloud the original report. @nathansizemore Agreed that this is a bug, though I suspect that fixing it might need more work than the Arduino team can spare for such a minor issue. If you, or anyone else, can figure this out and submit a pullrequest to fix this, that would be nice. I'll leave it up to the devs to decide if they want to have a look at this, or just leave the bug. |
@matthijskooijman Understandable. If I get enough free time in the coming weeks, I'll get it taken care of and send a PR |
It's a known issue. Its source is the use of java |
is this still a thing? i still got the problem on linux mint 19 |
It is, any pull request fixing it will be merged immediately 😄 |
I have Fedora 35. Arduino IDE installed from Flathub. The splash screen is still divided between two monitors. |
When opening the IDE on Linux with dual monitors, the splash windows is centered between the two monitors instead of the center of any one monitor
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