u/teo_many

Been trying affinity for a week now.

Two monitors setup, one with a pen. Windows.

I need every inch or real estate on the pen monitor, but I can't shut off all the UI. I've searched for a "full screen" toggle on affinity online, and apparently it's never been a feature. Seems to be a thing only on Mac as far as i can tell.

It's somewhat of a deal breaker for, and i don't expect it would be that hard to implement.

Is it coming like ever?

Just received a new PA279CRV display and i'm pretty happy with the colors and features. Sadly it has just one dead pixel (that i was able to spot so far).

If i'm being honest from where i sit (+/- 50 cm distance) i will never be able to see it, but i will use this monitor for professional work, so i would be happier if the panel was perfect, considering what i paid.

Question is: considering the density of 4k panels, how common is just ONE dead pixel on a IPS panel? i know proart monitors adhere to ISO 13406-2 standards, so mine wouldn't be covered. But if i return the product to the seller within one week and simply buy another one, how likely am i going to end up with another 4k panel with just one dead pixel?

https://preview.redd.it/9oapqp0k942h1.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=53a5578ddd33a2159f8b6819d9746e1ca05791b5

https://preview.redd.it/rbpgzp0k942h1.jpg?width=576&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2d73c87f64c8269f9a85a16ca574534283b691ca