[Bug 33743] New: Fullscreen with two monitors of different size

http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33743

Bug #: 33743
           Summary: Fullscreen with two monitors of different size
           Product: Wine
           Version: 1.4.1
          Platform: x86
        OS/Version: Linux
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: major
          Priority: P2
         Component: -unknown
        AssignedTo: [e-mail]
        ReportedBy: [e-mail]
    Classification: Unclassified

Created attachment 44681
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Fullscreen Word window in the biggest monitor (1440x900) is clipped

On Linux Mint (both Nadia and Maya) on a laptop with build-in monitor 1024x768
and external monitor (now 1440x900).

On the biggest monitor, wine application don't go fullscreen correctly,
vertically size seems to be limited by the size of the smallest monitor. In my
example if I fullscreen WORD I get some of the UI missing and a desktop
background stripe in the lower part of the monitor.

Notice that if I don't use fullscreen but drag the windows border I cat enlarge
word on all the surface of the monitor and all the ui is correctly displayed.

[Bug 33743] Fullscreen with two monitors of different size

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--- Comment #1 from enicon  2013-06-07 06:24:57 CDT ---
Created attachment 44682
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Stretching the windows manually over the monitor does NOT show clipping

This is to show that if I strectch the windows instead of pressing "fullscreen"
I can use the whole area.

[Bug 33743] Fullscreen with two monitors of different size

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--- Comment #2 from Austin English  ---
This is your friendly reminder that there has been no bug activity for over a
year. Is this still an issue in current (1.7.37 or newer) wine? If so, please
attach the terminal output in 1.7.37 (see http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#get_log).

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Tom Fifield  changed:

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--- Comment #3 from Tom Fifield  ---
Just tested this with wine-1.7.55 and could not reproduce the problem.

Ubuntu 14.04
Word 2010
Two 19" monitors, one 1280*1024, one 1024*768

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--- Comment #4 from imdn  ---
I came across this bug on ArchLinux running wine-2.13 from the arch repos.

My monitor configuration is as follows:

[1600x1200 (external)] <left-of> [1280x800 (primary laptop display)].

When running foobar2000, the gui was usable only on the external display when
it was placed at the top left (0,0) and having a max window size of (1280,800).
Resize it to greater or moving the foobar2000 window to the laptop display
rendered it unusable.

Next, I uninstalled the packaged wine version and compiled wine-stable (2.0.2)
and installed it. This required installation of several dependencies including
lib32-libxinerama. After this the foobar2000 window worked as expected
regardless of its size or the display it is on.

I uninstalled the stable version and went back to the packaged repo version.
Surprisingly, foobar2000 now works without a hitch. I suspect installing
lib32-libxinerama (or one of the other dependencies) did the trick.

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--- Comment #5 from Lain  ---
(In reply to imdn from comment #4)
> I came across this bug on ArchLinux running wine-2.13 from the arch repos.
>
> My monitor configuration is as follows:
>
> [1600x1200 (external)] <left-of> [1280x800 (primary laptop display)].
>
> When running foobar2000, the gui was usable only on the external display
> when it was placed at the top left (0,0) and having a max window size of
> (1280,800). Resize it to greater or moving the foobar2000 window to the
> laptop display rendered it unusable.
>
> Next, I uninstalled the packaged wine version and compiled wine-stable
> (2.0.2) and installed it. This required installation of several dependencies
> including lib32-libxinerama. After this the foobar2000 window worked as
> expected regardless of its size or the display it is on.
>
> I uninstalled the stable version and went back to the packaged repo version.
> Surprisingly, foobar2000 now works without a hitch. I suspect installing
> lib32-libxinerama (or one of the other dependencies) did the trick.

I have been experiencing this issue on my Arch Linux multi-monitor setup for
some time now.  Confirmed installing lib32-xinerama has resolved the issue,
thank you!

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--- Comment #6 from ignacio  ---
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The solution for this problem (on XFCE)

Wine programs where only refreshed inside an area of the laptop screen inside
the big screen. Outside this area there was no window refresh, not even in the
laptop screen.

The problem disappear when I set the large screen as a primary in the XFCE
display control panel.

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--- Comment #7 from [e-mail] ---
(In reply to ignacio from comment #6)
> The problem disappear when I set the large screen as a primary in the XFCE

Same fix worked in KDE Plasma. Using X and kwin.

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--- Comment #8 from David  ---
I think this is the same problem I see on Chessbase17.

Start it from the smaller primary monitor, move the mouse the the larger
monitor. The program starts up with the bottom and right trimmed off the
window.

The workaround does the job as it now always wants to open on the larger
monitor with the right dimensions, though not sure if I want to shift the
primary.

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--- Comment #9 from David  ---
Obviously the real solution is for wine to not to max out the dimensions using
the wrong monitor (i.e. the one it's not being displayed on even if it was
launched there).