Kscreen2 manages the dynamic attachment and removal of monitors. Note that scaling the WUXGA monitor will also cause images to be scaled, I can live with that.ĭisable Application Menu -> System Settings -> Workspace -> Startup and Shutdown -> Background services -> KScreen 2. The need to set the scale is because KDE with X11 does not support monitors with different DPI (Wayland does, but it has other problems). In my case the WUXGA monitor is to the right of the 4K monitor. The 1.75 scale will compress the 4K specific DPI down to fit the lower resolution WUXGA screen dimensions, pick and appropriate scale factor for your own case. In my case the 4K monitor is DP-4 and the WUXGA monitor is DP-0.
Thanks for taking the time to help.Ĭode: xrandr -output DP-4 -auto -output DP-0 -auto -scale 1.75x1.75 -right-of DP-4You can run xrandr with no parameters to find out the names of your monitors. Your input will help pinpoint which items posted here are the important ones.
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