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2012/7/29, Vramirez Delathor :
> On another note, I just finished installing the Ubuntu and now it does
> not even detect the second monitor... I believe these 2 things are
> inter-related.. if I can just restore the second monitor support on the
> install, perhaps that shall be the so
On another note, I just finished installing the Ubuntu and now it does
not even detect the second monitor... I believe these 2 things are
inter-related.. if I can just restore the second monitor support on the
install, perhaps that shall be the solution to other problem for me. Let
me know, thanks.
I just can't figure out why it crashes when I adjust the virtual
position of the monitors... everything else works fine... resolution,
setting the menu bar, mirroring, and separate display settings. It's
only when I adjust the virtual position and apply it, it seems to
crash... I will try to wait i
