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Apparently, though unproven, at 05:50 on Wednesday 18 May 2011, Bill Longman |
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> I don't know if this is considered hijacking this thread or not but I have |
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> a similar issue getting my kde to remember its screen layout. Two screens |
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> with different resolutions and kde just will NOT remember what I tell it |
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> to do. |
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> Is there some secret X mojo I have to do to the X configuration files |
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Yes. Delete them. |
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> to |
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> augment what kde knows about the display geometry? What's more annoying is |
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> that I have other machines that have no problem. What's the general |
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> consensus for configuring multiple heads? Just go with xorg.conf? Add |
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> Monitor sections in xorg.conf.d? |
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Do you have an xorg.conf? |
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I suspect X has correctly figured out what you have and then you turn around |
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and tell it something different. Whereupon it believes you. |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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