https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=424534
--- Comment #11 from Tymond <tamtamy.tym...@gmail.com> --- @Nate you can turn off UI scaling for just Krita in Configure Krita -> General -> Window -> Enable HiDPI. @Philipp - can you please attach the output from Help -> Show system information for bug reports? It will give us detailed information about your displays and how Krita reads them. Also can you please check if Krita works better if you turn off UI scaling like I wrote above? (You can turn it off in an appimage and it will work for the other version too). Another thing I would try is switching Krita to `fusion` style (the one in the appimage) - you can do it via GUI in Settings -> Styles -> Fusion, or when opening Krita from console: > KRITA_NO_STYLE_OVERRIDE="yes" /path/to/krita -style=fusion Another, a bit wild guess would be to go to Window -> Workspace -> and select Default. It does fix it on my system when I have incorrect workspaces or whatever and the window doesn't really work the way it's supposed to. If you cannot reach the main menu, try to use alt+drag to move the window. In any case, I'm not sure if we can help much - we provide appimages exactly for that reason, because from our experience the available Qt versions right now have a bit buggy behaviour in various areas like tablet support, drag&drop etc. Appimage has the most "stable" for Krita version of Qt and multiple of our patches. (All patches were submitted upstream, of course, but they were applied to different versions of Qt). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
