Latest gSender and Edge UI bugs

First off I have a fresh installation of Kubuntu for my LongMill PC. It has an Intel Skylake cpu so I’m using the Intel-64 bit deb files. My monitor resolution is 1366x768.

Here is gSender 1.5.7


It’s usable but you can see how the Rapid button is cut of in the jogging section.

Here is 1.6.0 Edge 5


The jogging section is better but now the whole bottom is cut off without any scroll bar.

I can only get the AppImages to run if I use the --appimage-extract option. I get this error which doesn’t seem to redirect to a file…
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It’s entirely possible that I just don’t know what I’m doing, I don’t play in sandboxes, but that file isn’t even present. Any way after extracting the image and changing the owner of chrome-sandbox to root and setting file permissions 4755 I was able to run the edge 1.6.0 Edge 5 and the UI is the same.

EDIT: I seems to me if only the visualizer was resizable there would be all kinds of room. I thought maybe light weight mode would help but it just turns the visualizer black and still wastes 3/4’s of the screen. I know you can’t please everyone but I’d like the visualizer in a separate tab or resizable. Anything that doesn’t waste most of my screen for something I only use during job setup. Sorry if this comes off as a rant…

EDIT2: I think I should clarify my use of the visualizer because the whole UI is basically job setup. I open a file and look at the visualizer, yup its the correct file, size and origin look okay, done with visualizer until the next file load. So most of the screen for a 5 second look with each file. Maybe others have more interesting use cases IDK.

Ok, so I only installed Kubuntu because I was lazy. I took the time to install Gentoo and not only does the latest Edge AppImage run it has a scroll bar at 1366x768. The visualizer looks messed up but clicking the feather fixed that. I didn’t notice it before I took the screenshot because I was focused on the scroll bar and right side layout.

So, yeah Ubuntu and friends are crap! Who would have thought that Gentoo with a kernel configured by yours truly, no desktop environment, only a window manager and compositor (i3 + picom) would run better than Kubuntu. I give all the credit to Gentoo and it’s documentation.

If it helps I don’t have a discrete graphics card on that PC just using the Intel HD 530 on the CPU.

I imagine all the choice that Linux gives makes it hard to get something that works on most distributions. I think Window is crap but at least it’s just one pile!