Window bigger than screen size on load
Bug #170410 reported by
Daniel Díaz
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Inkscape |
Fix Released
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High
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
When user A is working on his SVG project on his
brand-new 2048x1536-pixels screen, and decides to share
it with user B (for his poor-oh-so-poor 1024x768-pixels
screen), the last one gets an incredibly big window
when opening the document.
So, Inkscape should check for the user's screen size
for letting the window go as large as that, if the
document specifies a larger geometry.
Changed in inkscape: | |
importance: | Undecided → Medium |
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idangazit proposes in a bug report:
I suggest the following corrected behavior:
1. Upon opening a file, check to see that the window's
coordinates are not within 100 pixels of the screen's edge.
2. If the window is outside of the "safe zone", resize
and display it centered on the screen. Don't make a
change to the file yet -- if users are just browsing to
see, they shouldn't have a "do you want to save" dialog
displayed for just viewing the file.
3. If any other change is made to the file, then also
store the new coordinates. When the user saves the new
window-x/window-y values will be written along with all
of the other changes.