Sure, I was trying it yesterday and wasn’t sure if it was my fault or it just doesn’t work for me, which is strange. I also wanted to go through the discussion which was mentioned - there also the change of environment variables is mentioned as a solution which seemed to help some people. Well, it didn’t help me. LO continues to behave as described.
And just FYI: Yesterday, while I was trying to answer all the posts, I was interrupted while checking out the suggestion and maybe other solutions, and could not get back to the PC to complete the answering process.
I have the exact same problem (Two different monitor setup). None of the suggestions fixed it, and the issue isn’t resolved on Bugzilla yet either.
But it’s good to know I’m not the one too stupid to solve it. So, as always, we wait and see.
Thank you for the inxi output.
From that, we can now see that you’re using Plasma 6.5.3 which is currently only available in either the Unstable or Testing branches.
For future reference, specifying which Manjaro branch you are using can sometimes make all the difference in diagnosing an issue. For example, there may be a confirmed KDE bug present in one version, and not another.
Regards.
Even with the latest stable update “Anh-Linh” from December 9th, there was still no improvement to this problem. But I found a solution for adjusting the scaling, and it works for me, Without the terminal commands…
It’s described at Fixing LibreOffice Scaling Issues on Linux with XCB
Try the following:
Right-click on the Start button, then “Edit Applications”.
Then, under “Office” launchers, go to Environment Variables. Add the following:
QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb save it, and you’re done… Very simple and quick.
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