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    From [email protected]@21:1/5 to All on Wed Jun 4 21:30:01 2025
    Thanks Cindy! But I've tried about every ALT key combination I can think of -- no luck.

    Thus I'm hoping some kind soul here will notice this thread and whack me (gently) with a clue-bat.



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    Jun 3, 2025, 21:41 by [email protected]:

    On Wed, 2025-06-04 at 01:31 +0200, [email protected] wrote:

       I'm running KDE/Wayland (does the same with Xorg too) on
    Bookworm/stable
    and while using the system all of a sudden the screen became "larger"
    than the
    actual screen -- like I was using some sort of "virtual desktop."

       I've tried resetting the monitor size in KDE's System Settings ->
    Display
    and Monitor settings, but that doesn't work.

       I've tested and tweaked ALL of the other settings I've found and
    thought
    might be relevant in KDE's System Settings but no luck there.

       Can anyone suggest on how to "reset" my monitor? Thanks in
    advance! (TIA)



    Hi.. Try holding your ALT key down while run
  • From [email protected]@21:1/5 to All on Thu Jun 5 01:40:01 2025
    I have a Windows key on this keyboard (pressing it seems to do nothing).

    Pressing the Win key with Alt and moving the mouse and various combinations does nothing to "switch off" this mode and to restore a normal-sized desktop.

    Suggestions please?

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    Jun 4, 2025, 16:09 by [email protected]:

    On Wed, 2025-06-04 at 21:47 +0100, Brad Rogers wrote:

    On Wed, 04 Jun 2025 13:21:37 -0700
    Van Snyder <>> [email protected]>> > wrote:

    Hello Van,


    This isn't exactly useful if you don't have a Windoze key. I love my


    My thoughts, exactly.


    Can I create a Windoze key by remapping something, say "Pause?"


    Yes, you can with remapping.  It's not something I've  ever had to do,
    but there's plenty of info available online.  I won't provide hints or
    tips because I remember very little of the details and don't wish to
    provide incorrect information.


    There used to be a page in KDE settings to set or change keyboard
    shortcuts, but it seems to have disappeared.


    In System Settings (6.3.4) it's under Input and Output section,
    Keyboard/Shorcuts.  That's in Debian testing, of course.  Not sure
    where/when they were in Plasma 5 - or w
  • From [email protected]@21:1/5 to All on Fri Jun 6 22:30:01 2025
    Solution -- Found it:

    The problem was a setting the System Settings -> Workspace Behavior -> Desktop Effects -> and then under Accessibility, the Zoom option. Unselect the Zoom option and it cured my problem.

    Thanks Greg!


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    Jun 6, 2025, 08:09 by [email protected]:

    On 2025-06-03, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:


    I'm running KDE/Wayland (does the same with Xorg too) on Bookw
    orm/stable and while using the system all of a sudden the screen
    became "larger" than the actual screen -- like I was using some sort
    of "virtual desktop."


    System Settings → Display and Monitor → Display Configuration ?

    System Settings → Accessibility → Zoom ?

    kwin_wayland --replace & disown ?





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