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The situation is actually worse in this new beta than I thought. I am dealing with same thing as many buggy games that do not follow windows "main screen" setting and I cannot actually use this new Big Picture mode in my big screen. Even after changing my main screen in windows screen settings manually new big picture launches only in my monitor, the screen I do not need the UI in I need it to go to my big screen which I cannot do manually nor does the new big picture beta do it correctly automatically.
Thank you for looking into this, and good vibes to devs.
Either way I do hope something like this is implemented, and not with an auto-detection method, but a simple drop-down list like the current BPM has (although using monitor index might be more useful than monitor names which aren't always communicated it seems).
using "-bigpicture -oldbigpicture" still works as intended.