On Wed, 2018-03-07 at 21:28 +0100, deloptes wrote:
> Nimrod wrote:
>
> > I need to show some movies on different monitors using a video card
> > with 8 HDMI ports on a workstation, and I need to have all done
>
> perhaps reveal the make and model of this "misterious" card first.
I have this card
Nimrod wrote:
> I need to show some movies on different monitors using a video card
> with 8 HDMI ports on a workstation, and I need to have all done
perhaps reveal the make and model of this "misterious" card first.
second you may need appropriate xorg configuration (either xorg.conf) or via
xr
Hi,
I need to show some movies on different monitors using a video card
with 8 HDMI ports on a workstation, and I need to have all done
automatically everytime the workstation starts, without use
intervention. I had no time yet to practice with this card, but I also
have a card with two HDMI and a
doesn't have a pertinent option. Also not within the
> scope of X11.
I don't have multiple monitors on my debian box, but use devilspie2 to send
specific applications to various virtual desktops, so I expect that it would
do so on a multi-monitor setup as well.
hth
dt
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Denver, Colorado USA
Given one screen on two monitors and an application, can the default
destination of a new window for the application be configured
permanently? Make leafpad always prefer the left monitor for example.
leafpad doesn't have a pertinent option. Also not within the
scope of X11.
The report from xran
Ric Moore writes:
> Has anyone managed to get one screensaver stretched across multiple
> monitors? I use the nvidia driver with four monitors using two nvidia
> cards. Ric
Which screensaver?
I use dual heading, no DE, only X11, window manager & shell. The old
venerable xlock
Has anyone managed to get one screensaver stretched across multiple
monitors? I use the nvidia driver with four monitors using two nvidia
cards. Ric
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"There are two Great Sins in the world...
..the Sin of Ignorance, and the Sin of Stupidity.
Dear Debian users,
I'm trying to get working my VGA chip (ATI Technologies Inc ATI Radeon
XPRESS 200M 5955 (PCIE)) the following configuration:
- this laptop has an LCD screen with a recommended resolution of
1280x800 @ 60 Hz
- this machine has a D-SUB connector for CRT monitor devices, I've
Dear Debian users,
I'm trying to get working my VGA chip (ATI Technologies Inc ATI Radeon
XPRESS 200M 5955 (PCIE)) the following configuration:
- this laptop has an LCD screen with a recommended resolution of
1280x800 @ 60 Hz
- this machine has a D-SUB connector for CRT monitor devices, I've
On Sun, 28 Aug 2005, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
> Jeffrey Alsip wrote:
> > Is it possible to run multiple monitors under Debian? If so, what steps
> > are necessary?
http://www.Linux-1U.net/X11/Dual/
look for the MultiUser section
c ya
alvin
> Better yet: get 3 more keyboard
Jeffrey Alsip wrote:
Is it possible to run multiple monitors under Debian? If so, what steps
are necessary?
I am running a Colorgraphic Quad-monitor card (S4 Savage chipset). The
primary monitor (on port 1) works fine, but the other three are not
activated. How will I get this to work?
Better
Is it possible to run multiple monitors under Debian? If so, what steps
are necessary?
I am running a Colorgraphic Quad-monitor card (S4 Savage chipset). The
primary monitor (on port 1) works fine, but the other three are not
activated. How will I get this to work?
Jeff
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I remember some discussion about this a while back, however I can't
seem to find it...
It's my understanding that KDE needs to have multiple monitor support
compiled in, but that the Debian packages wouldn't have this until
some future change was made.
Is this still the case in sid? If so, is som
Adam McDaniel wrote:
>
> On Mon, Sep 10, 2001 at 11:40:07PM +0200, Emil Pedersen wrote:
> > Adam McDaniel wrote:
> > >
> > > My personal experience in having a dual-headed system is that you must mix
> > > the types. IE, One AGP and one PCI, or one PCI and one MDA, etc... When
> > > you
> >
On Mon, Sep 10, 2001 at 11:40:07PM +0200, Emil Pedersen wrote:
> Adam McDaniel wrote:
> >
> > My personal experience in having a dual-headed system is that you must mix
> > the types. IE, One AGP and one PCI, or one PCI and one MDA, etc... When you
>
Adam McDaniel wrote:
>
> My personal experience in having a dual-headed system is that you must mix
> the types. IE, One AGP and one PCI, or one PCI and one MDA, etc... When you
^^^
What type is the MDA?
Since I don't have any agp slot, it
My personal experience in having a dual-headed system is that you must mix
the types. IE, One AGP and one PCI, or one PCI and one MDA, etc... When you
mix two of the same type, like two PCI's i think the bios generally is
confused on what exactly you want to boot off of,... Atleast that is what
I f
Hi all.
Has anyone tried to use two monitors simultaneously using an i810 based
motherboard (without agp)? I briefly checked the local computer stores,
and it seems like the cheapest pci card I can find is a SiS6326 (if I
recall the number correctly), has anyone managed to get this working
under
-levels and when i go to university in september, it is most likely
> that i will be switching to debian linux.
> i was just wondering whether i can use 2 monitors to create one extended
> desktop. i know it is possible to do this in windows 98 - using windows'
> multiple monit
If your question is simply whether multiple monitors are supported or not
the answer is yes. But if you are asking if you can say move you mouse to
the edge of one monitor and to the other, I can not tell you. That
question would be more specific to either X or to which desktop
environment you
. i know it is possible to do this in windows 98 - using windows'
multiple monitors feature. i was just wondering whether debian has this
feature too?
i look forward to your reply.
thank you.
simon c.
England, United Ki
Thank you for your suggestions. VNC seems to be the coolest thing to try.
Pedro I. Sanchez
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> I have three computers on a LAN. I want to run an application in one of
> them and have the display output showing on the other two at the same
> time. I guess what I'm trying to do is something like MS netmeeting. Is
> this possible?
I'm not familiar with netmeeting, and othe
On 08-Feb-99 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have three computers on a LAN. I want to run an application in one of
> them and have the display output showing on the other two at the same
> time. I guess what I'm trying to do is something like MS netmeeting. Is
> this possible?
Try XMX ("X multiplexer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have three computers on a LAN. I want to run an application in one of them
> and have the display output showing on the other two at the same time. I
> guess what I'm trying to do is something like MS netmeeting. Is this possible?
Try using vnc for this.
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*- On 8 Feb, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about "Redirecting display output to
multiple monitors"
> Hello,
>
> I have three computers on a LAN. I want to run an application in one of them
> and have the display output showing on the other two at the same time. I
> guess
Hello,
I have three computers on a LAN. I want to run an application in one of them
and have the display output showing on the other two at the same time. I guess
what I'm trying to do is something like MS netmeeting. Is this possible?
Thank you,
Pedro I. Sanchez
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