Here's my xorg.conf interesting sections:
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# First define the video devices. you need to define a different one for
# each screen, even if they are on the same video card
Section "Device"
Identifier "I855GM-CRT"
Driver "i810"
BusID "PCI:0:2:0"
On Tuesday, 4 בOctober 2005 22:05, Haggai Eran wrote:
> I'm actually running a single X server with the two screens. (It's a
> laptop with an LCD panel and an external CRT screen).
Can you please show us your X configuration for this setup ? I've tried
in the past to have multiple screens using
I'm actually running a single X server with the two screens. (It's a
laptop with an LCD panel and an external CRT screen). The reason I
didn't want Xinerama is because when I tried it the window manager
wouldn't handle it nicely. it would split dialog boxes in the middle,
and maximize windows to bo
Haggai Eran wrote:
>Is there any way to solve this without Xinerama?
>
>
If I understood you correctly, you are running a different X server for
each display. Is that right?
I'm fiarly sure that there is a way to tell firefox to open a new window
for an existing instance via a command line. Try
Hi
I've set up a multihead layout for my X server, without Xinerama. It
works fine. I log in and get in gnome two desktops on the two screens.
I found out that without Xinerama I can't move windows between
screens, not even like moving then between workspaces. It also says
that in the xlib manual a
