On mar., 2011-06-21 at 14:04 -0400, Daniel Dickinson wrote: > Apparently a recent upgrade broke the dual-head display again. I have > two monitors (different sizes/resolutions), and at least for a while > it seemed to be doing the right thing (two independent screens), but > since playing a game full screen which 'turned off' the independence, > I can't get the displays to be independent via the Settings|Display > applet. I can get the displays to seperate by using --left-of in > xrandr, but on reboot, that settings is lost and the display are again > mirrored. > Just did what you did at first? Because Xfce doesn't really do anything to configure your displays, so all the configuration has to be done in xorg (or using xrandr).
And I have to admit I'm puzzled by what you mean by “independance”, would you mind explaining it a bit more? Regards, -- Yves-Alexis
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