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First of all, thanks for desktopify. I'm not sure if it is an issue! I have little experience with linux and no experience with the Raspberry Pi 4B (which I use here) or any Rpi!
Different to Wimpy, I chose Xubuntu. The Xubuntu installation was smooth and worked.
After rebooting, my screen looked like this:
Connection between Pi and monitor is: Pi HDMI0 -> Monitor DVI (one cable, no adapters, monitor has just one DVI input)
I connected the Pi to HDMI1 and rebooted. Everything is fine!!!
Back to HDMI0, I played with the overscan settings in the config, there were changes, but not the way I wanted it. The pink vertikal stripe on the left side would not move.
Since this was my first experience with this brandnew Pi 4B, I thought my hardware has an issue.
Thinking a little longer about the problem, I decided can't be hardware.
Tried "Ubuntu Desktop 20.10 64-bit server OS". HDMI0 and HDMI1 are fine.
Tried "Rasberry Pi OS". HDMI0 and HDMI1 are fine.
So it is definetely not my Pi hardware!
I compared all this config stuff, but couldn't find anything suspectful.
Facing the same issue. Display is shifted by one pixel to the right on both Xfce and Gnome Shell on Ubuntu 21.04. The display is actually wrapped-around. Any window you place at the right edge of the screen willl be visible in the 1 pixel area on the left edge of the screen. It's a curious bug with Ubuntu on Pi 4. Not related to desktopify.
Facing the same issue. Display is shifted by one pixel to the right on both Xfce and Gnome Shell on Ubuntu 21.04. The display is actually wrapped-around. Any window you place at the right edge of the screen willl be visible in the 1 pixel area on the left edge of the screen. It's a curious bug with Ubuntu on Pi 4. Not related to desktopify.
Don't get me wrong. I didn't complain about the 1 pixel shift (orange). I was complaining about the big (red) shift.
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First of all, thanks for desktopify. I'm not sure if it is an issue! I have little experience with linux and no experience with the Raspberry Pi 4B (which I use here) or any Rpi!
I used the same setup (Ubuntu Server 20.04.2 LTS 64-bit server OS) as in Wimpys (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umtZuUJOU38) video. Means HDMI0.
Different to Wimpy, I chose Xubuntu. The Xubuntu installation was smooth and worked.
After rebooting, my screen looked like this:
Connection between Pi and monitor is: Pi HDMI0 -> Monitor DVI (one cable, no adapters, monitor has just one DVI input)
I connected the Pi to HDMI1 and rebooted. Everything is fine!!!
Back to HDMI0, I played with the overscan settings in the config, there were changes, but not the way I wanted it. The pink vertikal stripe on the left side would not move.
Since this was my first experience with this brandnew Pi 4B, I thought my hardware has an issue.
Thinking a little longer about the problem, I decided can't be hardware.
Tried "Ubuntu Desktop 20.10 64-bit server OS". HDMI0 and HDMI1 are fine.
Tried "Rasberry Pi OS". HDMI0 and HDMI1 are fine.
So it is definetely not my Pi hardware!
I compared all this config stuff, but couldn't find anything suspectful.
Another try, I did exactly the same as in Wimpys (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umtZuUJOU38) video. Means, using ubuntu instead of xubuntu.
Result: HDMI0 shifted in the same way to the right as above. HDMI1 ok.
I am at my wit's end! Help!!!!!
Did anybody else made similar experiences? I don't know, if it is an issue with desktopify!
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