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Thanks Yuriy, |
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But those settings then apply to all windows?.... not just if I click |
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maximize? |
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I read up about it in the meantime, most people say not to use Xinerama, |
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but RandR with Twinview instead, but as far as I have tested, Xinerama |
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is required when you have 2 GPUs with 2 screens each. In X the first two |
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monitors are one X screen, and the second 2 the second X screen. I dont |
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think it's possible to turn off Xinerama with such a setup.. |
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Thanks again, |
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On 07/10/2016 10:51, Yuriy Shatrov wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> One of solutions known to me is the following: |
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> * go to System Settings -> Window Behaviour -> Window Rules tab, |
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> * Create an entry (New...) with all defaults in the `Window matching` |
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> tab, |
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> * in the `Size&Position` tab set `Size` to the screen size and |
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> optionally `Position` (so that your maximized window not span several |
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> displays) and choose `Force` from the select box |
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> You can tune those settings to specific windows, using `xprop` tool to |
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> know the windows' roles, classes etc. |
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> 06.10.2016 14:45, Coert пишет: |
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>> Hello all, |
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>> I have a machine with 4 monitors attached from 2 nvidia GPUs |
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>> Using the proprietary nvidia drivers. |
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>> Plasma works, and is aware of the 4 screens, but if I maximize a window, |
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>> it goes over all 4 screens. |
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>> I looked in the Plasma settings under window management, but cannot |
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>> disable this behavior. |
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>> Where can I change this? |
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>> I have attached my xorg.conf |
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>> Thank you, |
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>> Coert |
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