Kubuntu : when i move mouse, screen move too?
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I have activated some feature by fault, and I can't find how to reset the normal configuration.
the problem is when I move the mouse, the screen is already zoomed, and move too
I'm under Kubuntu
any idea
Thanks
kubuntu mouse screen
asked May 15 at 12:47
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I have activated some feature by fault, and I can't find how to reset the normal configuration.
the problem is when I move the mouse, the screen is already zoomed, and move too
I'm under Kubuntu
any idea
Thanks
kubuntu mouse screen
asked May 15 at 12:47
MGM
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In KDE, the shortcut to reset zoom may be disabled by default. Try to zoom out by using this combination keys:Super+-and see if that solves the problem.
– clearkimura
May 15 at 13:00
no, even I restart the system, always the same problem !!
– MGM
May 15 at 13:02
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Try restoring defaults.InSystem Settings > Workspace > Desktop Behavior > Desktop Effects, click onDefaults.
– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:04
@DKBose , thank you so much :) finally, I get a solution
– MGM
May 15 at 13:06
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You're welcome!
– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:16
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I have activated some feature by fault, and I can't find how to reset the normal configuration.
the problem is when I move the mouse, the screen is already zoomed, and move too
I'm under Kubuntu
any idea
Thanks
kubuntu mouse screen
asked May 15 at 12:47
MGM
343
I have activated some feature by fault, and I can't find how to reset the normal configuration.
the problem is when I move the mouse, the screen is already zoomed, and move too
I'm under Kubuntu
any idea
Thanks
kubuntu mouse screen
asked May 15 at 12:47
MGM
343
asked May 15 at 12:47
MGM
343
asked May 15 at 12:47
MGM
343
asked May 15 at 12:47
MGM
343
343
In KDE, the shortcut to reset zoom may be disabled by default. Try to zoom out by using this combination keys:Super+-and see if that solves the problem.
– clearkimura
May 15 at 13:00
no, even I restart the system, always the same problem !!
– MGM
May 15 at 13:02
1
Try restoring defaults.InSystem Settings > Workspace > Desktop Behavior > Desktop Effects, click onDefaults.
– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:04
@DKBose , thank you so much :) finally, I get a solution
– MGM
May 15 at 13:06
1
You're welcome!
– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:16
add a comment |Â
In KDE, the shortcut to reset zoom may be disabled by default. Try to zoom out by using this combination keys:Super+-and see if that solves the problem.
– clearkimura
May 15 at 13:00
no, even I restart the system, always the same problem !!
– MGM
May 15 at 13:02
1
Try restoring defaults.InSystem Settings > Workspace > Desktop Behavior > Desktop Effects, click onDefaults.
– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:04
@DKBose , thank you so much :) finally, I get a solution
– MGM
May 15 at 13:06
1
You're welcome!
– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:16
In KDE, the shortcut to reset zoom may be disabled by default. Try to zoom out by using this combination keys:
Super+- and see if that solves the problem.– clearkimura
May 15 at 13:00
In KDE, the shortcut to reset zoom may be disabled by default. Try to zoom out by using this combination keys:
Super+- and see if that solves the problem.– clearkimura
May 15 at 13:00
no, even I restart the system, always the same problem !!
– MGM
May 15 at 13:02
no, even I restart the system, always the same problem !!
– MGM
May 15 at 13:02
1
1
Try restoring defaults.In
System Settings > Workspace > Desktop Behavior > Desktop Effects, click on Defaults.– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:04
Try restoring defaults.In
System Settings > Workspace > Desktop Behavior > Desktop Effects, click on Defaults.– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:04
@DKBose , thank you so much :) finally, I get a solution
– MGM
May 15 at 13:06
@DKBose , thank you so much :) finally, I get a solution
– MGM
May 15 at 13:06
1
1
You're welcome!
– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:16
You're welcome!
– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:16
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In KDE, the shortcut to reset zoom may be disabled by default. Try to zoom out by using this combination keys:
Super+-and see if that solves the problem.– clearkimura
May 15 at 13:00
no, even I restart the system, always the same problem !!
– MGM
May 15 at 13:02
1
Try restoring defaults.In
System Settings > Workspace > Desktop Behavior > Desktop Effects, click onDefaults.– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:04
@DKBose , thank you so much :) finally, I get a solution
– MGM
May 15 at 13:06
1
You're welcome!
– DK Bose
May 15 at 13:16