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One correction to make sure we point you at the right fix: our existing notes on this speculated it might be the same KDE/KWin scaling bug we've confirmed elsewhere, but you're on COSMIC, which uses a completely different compositor (cosmic-comp, not KWin), so that specific cause almost certainly doesn't apply to your case. Fixed the wiki's wrong attribution too.
This looks more like a separate bug we've confirmed on KDE too: Affinity draws its own custom title bar and maximize logic, and that logic can compute the wrong window geometry independent of which compositor you're running. The workaround: instead of clicking Affinity's Maximize button, manually drag the window's border out to the screen edges once. After that, the maximize/restore toggle should keep the correct size for the rest of that session. Details: https://github.com/seapear/AffinityOnLinux/wiki/Install-Guide-Wine#affinitys-own-maximize-button-computes-an-undersized-window
Can you try that and confirm whether it resolves it for you? That'll help us figure out if this is really the same bug across compositors, or if COSMIC has its own separate issue we still need to look into.
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Gamedirection commentedon Aug 22, 2026
One correction to make sure we point you at the right fix: our existing notes on this speculated it might be the same KDE/KWin scaling bug we've confirmed elsewhere, but you're on COSMIC, which uses a completely different compositor (cosmic-comp, not KWin), so that specific cause almost certainly doesn't apply to your case. Fixed the wiki's wrong attribution too.
This looks more like a separate bug we've confirmed on KDE too: Affinity draws its own custom title bar and maximize logic, and that logic can compute the wrong window geometry independent of which compositor you're running. The workaround: instead of clicking Affinity's Maximize button, manually drag the window's border out to the screen edges once. After that, the maximize/restore toggle should keep the correct size for the rest of that session. Details: https://github.com/seapear/AffinityOnLinux/wiki/Install-Guide-Wine#affinitys-own-maximize-button-computes-an-undersized-window
Can you try that and confirm whether it resolves it for you? That'll help us figure out if this is really the same bug across compositors, or if COSMIC has its own separate issue we still need to look into.