yanchep

Trippy!

  browsh https://caidan.dev/portfolio/ascii_clouds/

When I click share in Jitsi (or whatever) on KDE 6.1 w/ Wayland in Chromium, I get offered to share the 'Entire Screen". After that dialog another one pops up with the options 'Full Workspace', 'New Virtual Output', 'Rectangular Region' and a list of my displays. 'Rectangular Region' allows to share a selected part of the screen, 'New Virtual Output' instantly creates a virtual screen, visible in KDE 'Display Configuration' that may or may not be positioned on top of pre-existing physical displays.

My personal feeling is, there are more modems that do not work under Linux than those that do. Or are detected but happen to randomly stop working during the day.

Unfortunately, even with Samsung DeX, the tablet or phone can only do 16x9 resolutions on the external screen, which makes me very sad.

My team and I love Nuitka. For us, it is an important part to maintain the legacy servers (=Windows).

Thanks a lot, and I hope our small contribution via subscription helps.

Interesting, I never hat this specific problem. We use VSCode(ium) in two ways:

- Locally on the double-wide screens on Linux, no multi-monitoring needed. - On Windows Servers in tiny and ugly remote desktops of our customers, no multi-monitor available.