The same (?)/similar issue using multi-monitor setup with GeForce GTX
1650 Mobile/Max-Q on a Dell XPS 15.
The screen on the external monitor appears to scale up proportionally
beyond the viewport when using fractional scaling, so it is more as if
the screen is zooming down into a portion of the de
I should probably mention that I'm also using a 4k UHD external display.
I am seeing the same effect using the noveau drivers as the NVIDIA
drivers (although, using the NVIDIA drivers the entire system
occasionally and randomly hangs, but that's probably (?) unrelated).
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You received this bug n
Public bug reported:
When trying to print preview a PDF within Okular the UI shows a dialog
containing "Could not load print preview part".
Attempts to print the pdf go nowhere.
Starting Okular from the command line brings the error message :
org.kde.okular.ui: Could not find a PS viewer for th
Error still present after update for me.
Two 3840x2160 screens - one a DELL XPS 15 laptop screen which is half
the physical size of my BenQ monitor.
Using NVIDIA driver metapackage 440.
With fractional scaling, if I set the inbuilt monitor to 150%, the
EXTERNAL monitor seems to half its visibl
Honestly, the only way to get anything approaching reliable "fractional
scaling" that I've found, is to lower the resolution of the smaller
monitor by a ratio similar to its relative screen size. e.g. in my
case, I have two 4k monitors (one external, one a laptop monitor) where
the laptop moni
