Locking 2k display and unlocking causes clipping issues

[aidanhorton]

So I simply locked my PC (which is a 1080p laptop connected to a 2k display), and when I logged back in, the board was offset on my display - it was further over to the left than it should've been - thinking about it, it was probably in the position it would be for a 1080p display.
I assume what happens is that when you lock the PC, it thinks its 1080p for a second, then moves the stacket to fit with that. When you re-open the PC it doesn't recognise that you're using a 2k display as it doesn't re-evaluate, so therefore it's offset.
Weird behaviour starts to happen when you add new panels when it's offset (as you can see it's clipped, and the add buttons are not available):

[sebheron]

I'll have a look at this today, sadly this is not designed to be resized once it has been opened, this could possibly be rectified by preventing resizing all together. That clipping will be due to the window that's been resized but obviously not the screen which it uses to calculate the width of the column.

[aidanhorton]

Preventing resizing sounds like it could work, maybe we should try that out!

[aidanhorton]

Tried to look at fixing this - but couldn't get a repro for it consistently yet. I don't think it's actually specifically related to having 2 different sized monitors, I may be remembering it wrong but I'm fairly sure I saw it on my desktop PC too with 2 1080p screens!

Further investigation on how to repro will be required before we can fix this.
I'll keep an eye out for the issue every time I lock/unlock my PCs to see if I notice anything.