My display configuration(virtual desktop) consists of two monitors. From left to right: * 1600x1200, rotated left (hence 1200x1600 really) (secondary monitor) * 1920x1200 (main monitor)
The virtual desktop thus measures 3120x1600 (with a dent taken out of it in the lower right hand corner). The wallpaper used for these tests measures 2560x1600 px. The Help is not synchronised with the UI; it describes "Centered/Fill Screen/Scaled/Zoom/Tiled" but the Appearance: Preferences: Background Style drop-down lists "Tile/Zoom/Center/Scale/Stretch/Span". Note how Span is missing and how Stretch <=> Fill Screen. Tile: Instead of two images side-by-side (left full width, right ~one- fifth width), the tiling uses the central part of the image (1920x1200) and tiles that. Note how the main monitor's size was used instead of the whole desktop's. Zoom: Does not zoom to cover the entire virtual desktop, but instead zooms within each display separately. Center: Does not center with respect to the entire virtual desktop, but instead centers within each display separately. Scale: Does not scale with respect to the entire virtual desktop, but instead scales within each display separately. Stretch: Does not stretch over the entire virtual desktop, but instead stretches within each display separately. Span: Not specified, but the expectation is an aspect-ratio-preserving scaling that covers the entire virtual desktop. In actuality, it only stretches until the vertical size is achieved (1600 px here), leaving two ugly bands on either side. -- Dual Monitor wallpaper is not scaling across both monitors, same background is repeated on both monitors instead https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/521492 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
