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How to make a window span across multiple screens in Ubuntu 18.04?
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I would like to create a window, say chromium-browser to be displayed in full screen across multiple screens.
I can manually drag / resize it to span across all the screens, but when I try to initiate or resize a window programmatically and set its size to be larger than the screen it always snaps back to the size of a single screen.
chromium-browser --window-size=3000,1080
all the screens are 1920x1080, I would expect this command to set the window to overflow to the next screen, instead it resizes it's width to 1920 automatically.
disable snapping
chromium-browser --window-size=3000,1080 would set the window width to 3000 and not snap back to the width of a single display.
ubuntu fullscreen multiple-monitors
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I would like to create a window, say chromium-browser to be displayed in full screen across multiple screens.
I can manually drag / resize it to span across all the screens, but when I try to initiate or resize a window programmatically and set its size to be larger than the screen it always snaps back to the size of a single screen.
chromium-browser --window-size=3000,1080
all the screens are 1920x1080, I would expect this command to set the window to overflow to the next screen, instead it resizes it's width to 1920 automatically.
disable snapping
chromium-browser --window-size=3000,1080 would set the window width to 3000 and not snap back to the width of a single display.
ubuntu fullscreen multiple-monitors
asked Mar 26 at 13:32
Richard VijgenRichard Vijgen
234 bronze badges
askubuntu.com or superuser.com are better forums for this question. StackOverflow is meant for programming questions while AskUbuntu and SuperUser cover more general questions.
– tk421
Mar 26 at 16:41
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I would like to create a window, say chromium-browser to be displayed in full screen across multiple screens.
I can manually drag / resize it to span across all the screens, but when I try to initiate or resize a window programmatically and set its size to be larger than the screen it always snaps back to the size of a single screen.
chromium-browser --window-size=3000,1080
all the screens are 1920x1080, I would expect this command to set the window to overflow to the next screen, instead it resizes it's width to 1920 automatically.
disable snapping
chromium-browser --window-size=3000,1080 would set the window width to 3000 and not snap back to the width of a single display.
ubuntu fullscreen multiple-monitors
asked Mar 26 at 13:32
Richard VijgenRichard Vijgen
234 bronze badges
I would like to create a window, say chromium-browser to be displayed in full screen across multiple screens.
I can manually drag / resize it to span across all the screens, but when I try to initiate or resize a window programmatically and set its size to be larger than the screen it always snaps back to the size of a single screen.
chromium-browser --window-size=3000,1080
all the screens are 1920x1080, I would expect this command to set the window to overflow to the next screen, instead it resizes it's width to 1920 automatically.
disable snapping
chromium-browser --window-size=3000,1080 would set the window width to 3000 and not snap back to the width of a single display.
ubuntu fullscreen multiple-monitors
ubuntu fullscreen multiple-monitors
asked Mar 26 at 13:32
Richard VijgenRichard Vijgen
234 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:32
Richard VijgenRichard Vijgen
234 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:32
Richard VijgenRichard Vijgen
234 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:32
Richard VijgenRichard Vijgen
234 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:32
Richard VijgenRichard Vijgen
234 bronze badges
234 bronze badges
askubuntu.com or superuser.com are better forums for this question. StackOverflow is meant for programming questions while AskUbuntu and SuperUser cover more general questions.
– tk421
Mar 26 at 16:41
add a comment |
askubuntu.com or superuser.com are better forums for this question. StackOverflow is meant for programming questions while AskUbuntu and SuperUser cover more general questions.
– tk421
Mar 26 at 16:41
askubuntu.com or superuser.com are better forums for this question. StackOverflow is meant for programming questions while AskUbuntu and SuperUser cover more general questions.
– tk421
Mar 26 at 16:41
askubuntu.com or superuser.com are better forums for this question. StackOverflow is meant for programming questions while AskUbuntu and SuperUser cover more general questions.
– tk421
Mar 26 at 16:41
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