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I really like the simplicity of the script, and how quickly you can connect to an Adroid device's screen with this – especially compared to different manual options. However, there's a major issue that makes it practically unusable: the screen doesn't get extended, but mirrored and rescaled.
This is what happens
After running the Start VNC app, the screen gets rescaled to a resolution, that equals the sum of the primary monitor, and the screen size you set up when running the configuration. The screen gets rescaled accordingly to the position you set up: so that it becomes wider if you set your position either left or right, or taller if you set your position either bottom or top.
On the resulted screen, that's larger than your primary monitor, you can pan by moving your mouse to the screen's edges.
When connecting with your Android device, what you see is the total resulted screen (and you can zoom into any area you wish to see in a Xinerama fashion).
This is what should happen
The primary monitor's resolution shouldn't change at all. Instead a new virtual screen should be created in the size you specified, to where you could extend your primary screen (similarily if it was a physical monitor). So that the new screen total should be split.
Some extra infos
When running arandr (a GUI for xrandr) I see one screen, that equals to the total of primary monitor's and defined screen size sum (which confirms the above).
I run Fedora 35 with Gnome on Xorg. I run proprietary nVidia driver.
Hello,
I really like the simplicity of the script, and how quickly you can connect to an Adroid device's screen with this – especially compared to different manual options. However, there's a major issue that makes it practically unusable: the screen doesn't get extended, but mirrored and rescaled.
This is what happens
left
orright
, or taller if you set your position eitherbottom
ortop
.This is what should happen
Some extra infos
arandr
(a GUI forxrandr
) I see one screen, that equals to the total of primary monitor's and defined screen size sum (which confirms the above).If you think this happens because of the nVidia driver, I read a thread that might be useful to debug this here: dianariyanto/virtual-display-linux#9 (comment)
Thank you for looking into this in advance!
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