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Window width > screen width ? |
Posted on: 12/1 16:20
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Is it correct that I may not have a window that is wider than the screen? If I drag a window to the left and out, I can't extend it to the right hand side. It didn't matter whether I activate easy dragging outside the screen in "GUI" or press shift to do it.
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Re: Window width > screen width ? |
Posted on: 12/1 16:24
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I found out it is incorrect. But I noticed two MUI applications didn't allow a wide window, AmigaShell did. When the shell window was overwide, moving it went super sluggish. That is with hardware compositing and about 90 MB VRAM available.
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Re: Window width > screen width ? |
Posted on: 12/2 3:27
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@Thematic
On AmigaOS you can't have a window wider than the screen ... until recently. The 3.1.4 version of intuition.library will let you do it and so does AmigaOS 4.x. |
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Re: Window width > screen width ? |
Posted on: 12/2 5:56
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@Thematic
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Yes indeed you can have a window that is wider thn the screen. Quote:
You probably increased the windows bitmaps width to wider than the limit for hardware compositing. (which varies from card to card) . |
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Re: Window width > screen width ? |
Posted on: 12/2 21:14
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Then I'm guessing the compositing limit is 1920 wide in my case (newshell command doesn't seem to do this, or I do not know about it, so it's set manually). |
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Re: Window width > screen width ? |
Posted on: 12/3 11:45
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@Thematic
It's probably 2048 (2k), but window bitmaps are a bit larger than the window size (allowing for shadows etc) so the practical limit for screen and window size is a bit less than that. On my SAM with a R9250 card I can in principle just get a HD (1920x1080) screen (though I have a older 1280 sized monitor so don't try) so the practical limit is probably just alittle more than 1920 thus only a small increase in window size from the HD screen width will hit that limit. |
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