I'm really confused how it is that this bug has been almost completely ignored
for such a long time. (I really mean no offense in saying this and appreciate
all the work the devs do)
Should I be looking for an alternative to Nautilus? Is there such a
thing? (I mean in the sense that it works we
I've found using Metacity (vs Compiz) as my system's window decorator
allows me better control of programs shown on any additional screens,
whilst disabling most of my Composite/3D Acceleration. (Looking into the
composite/3d issue further may result on a solution, I'm just not
willing to bother)
Would anybody be willing to give a quick overview on how to apply this
patch?
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Title:
white screen on second monitor when usin
Public bug reported:
Login to Ubuntu. Both monitors display background.
Nautilus start. Desktop is shown on both displays. A white background pops up
on secondary monitor.
Clicking the white background will segfault nautilus and crash my desktop.
[ 125.084050] nautilus[2186] general protectio
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Nautilus w. nvidia dual monitor (separate x screens) desktop crash.
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I just wanted to post my original forum thread here to give any
additional details that may help in getting this issue resolved:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1865113
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Wow. Thanks guys.
Not really sure how this happened, but for me, I had to change /tmp/'s
permissions (like #75). I tried every 'solution' in the thread. This is
what worked for me.
Thank you so much for working through to find as many solutions as you
can. This is the #1 ranked google search r