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Originally Posted by invisuu
I'm not sure if I need to open a new discussion for this matter so I'll reply here.
I'm using openSUSE Leap 42.3 GNOME in a HP laptop and calibre 3.9 runs fine, but if I connect a LED TV that I use as a monitor using HDMI and try to run calibre then it fails showing all the errors posted in #1. Disconnecting the TV an using the integrated screen works fine again.
Because I almost use exclusively my laptop connected to the TV, I did not wanted to run calibre in the terminal using everytime I use it, so I navigated to "Preferences > Look & Feel" and started to read every option there. It caught my attention the popup description of the "Adjust for high resolution screens (need restart)" option, so I turned it off.
For my surprise, calibre now runs using the TV connected via HDMI and the launcher, so now I don't need to run it from terminal setting variables.
It worked for me, so maybe it can work for you. I don't know why it worked but I'm happy again  |
invisuu,
You the man!!
That worked for me as well. I had even put in a newer graphics card (still nVidia tho) and no change. So had been stuck with Calibre 2.85. This old version did not have those settings of course.
I still get a couple warnings when I start V3.10:
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libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile
libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile
but so far I don't see any problems in Calibre that could be related.