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Well, I found a pretty good deal (for around here) on a 32" monitor. So, |
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I've set this up and turned my old 24" to portrait orientation. KDE's |
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control panel's display setting had me get the orientation set up |
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correctly in about 10 seconds. |
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It took me a bit longer to figure out how to move the task bar to the |
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larger monitor, but all is good. |
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One more annoying thing I've noticed now is that I have two monitors, |
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KDE seems to randomly plop new windows whereever it likes. I mean |
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literally. Sometimes it's on the new (secondary) monitor, sometimes it's |
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on the primary, sometimes it's between the two. Really bizarre. |
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After a little bit of fiddling around, I found out you can get an |
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application window to remember its size and position (which is great, at |
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least the option is there.) |
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Not so nice is that I have to tell every new window I open (well, the |
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ones that open all over the place) to remember their settings. |
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Is there a way to make this a global change for all windows? This is |
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getting irritating. |
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Dan |
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