https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=501177
--- Comment #8 from Ilia Kats <ilia-k...@gmx.net> --- So I did some debugging, and I don't believe it's a problem in Spectacle: I went as far back as commit 9952d507, and the issue is still present. I also inserted some debug output to figure out what's going wrong. To understand the outputs, here is my setup in detail: laptop screen: 2880x1800, 150% scale, bottom external screen: 3840x2160, 130% scale, top and I'm trying to select a rectangular region on the top (external) screen. - the viewport rectangles in ImageCaptureOverlay.qml are correct: QRectF(0, 0, 2954, 1662) and QRectF(560, 1662, 1920, 1200) - the raw event->scenePosition() and the calculated scenePosition in SelectionEditor.cpp::mousePressEvent are also correct: QPointF(1157,849) and QPointF(1157,849) - the calculated logical global mouse position (d->mousePos) is incorrect: QPointF(1717,2511) - turns out, the window position in the event itself (item->window()->position()) is incorrect: QPoint(560,1662) This only happens in the configuration described above, switching the positions of the screens (laptop screen on top, external screen bottom) works correctly. As far as I understand, item->window()->position() is coming directly from Qt, so it's either a Qt or a kwin bug, I suppose. I'm still on Qt 6.8.2, haven't tried with 6.9 yet. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
