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Post output of
xrandr --prop
try xrandr --output HDMI-2 --transform 0.95,0,32,0,0.95,18,0,0,1
if it will work u can add this to ur .xprofile file in home directory
It positioned the screen to the bottom right edge of my tv but the left and top was still cut off. I wanted to see what kind of transformations u applied and checked the xrandr wiki, and found my solution in the end:
xrandr --output HDMI-2 --set underscan on --set "underscan vborder" 25 --set "underscan hborder" 40
But thanks for your help anyways!
I remember that Raspbian had manual overscan settings in /boot/config.txt, but I don't know how common something like that is in other distributions.
I think it's kind of an outdated setting... I was looking a while back.
I believe I saw some people that were able to with xorg but not wayland
Opposite for KDE. Wayland supports overscan, Xorg does not.
I hope to be able to do that with xorg bc my graphics card probably has problems with Wayland
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