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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).
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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).
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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
in
BA
(
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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2 |
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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Linux, dual monitor (two screens)