I recently just installed Fedora 44, fresh. It’s on Plasma, Wayland, did some minor tweaking to get non-free drivers, Wine, all the NVIDIA stuff, etc. I have a second monitor which is old and overscans, and in NVIDIA’s control panel I used to be able to change this, and now I cant. People say to use the display editor built into Plasma, and it has no overscan options. The scaling options don’t help. They say to use kscreen-doctor, and it does nothing. They say to use xrandr and it does nothing. I don’t know how I’m supposed to configure this, and before anyone asks NO the settings on the monitor don’t let me change the overscan. Is there anything I can do?
Because the Nvidia control panel (nvidia-settings) was designed for X11 session.
In Nvidia github was requested a Wayland version in 2021, but… nothing.
Regards
I still don’t understand why everyone is saying to use the overscan settings in some answers when the settings don’t seem to exist at all. Does it exist for open drivers only? What is the reason kscreen-doctor’s overscan settings dont work