*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 144641 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/144641
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displayconfig-gtk should generate an randr 1.2 configuration where possible
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Checking things out further, I have to add that of course Gutsy's
OpenOffice Impress is a version that now supports multiple displays for
presentations and it is actually better to using an extended display
over two monitors (one the internal panel, the other the projector);
OpenOffice Impress now
I'm also having similar trouble.
What I'm trying to do is to set up the internal panel of my laptop as
the default (primary) display at its native 1280 by 800 (widescreen) and
the external display connector to 1024 by 768, the native resolution of
the projector I wish to use with it. The secondar
just an observation of mine:
the problem with missing widescreen resolutions might be solved by
ticking "widescreen" in the window where you select your display
model(eg generic panel)... Ticking this box makes the widescreen
resolutions show up...
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the intel and ati driver do no longer support xinerama which is used by
displayconfig-gtk to create a dualhead setup.
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Here is the output of ddcprobe on my MacBook. Now the size is correctly
detected and set but it is impossible to choose the screen as secondary
monitor...and if if I choose it as primary monitor the X server does not
start...
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Same troubles on a Dell 6400
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9942457/output
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** Changed in: displayconfig-gtk (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => Incomplete
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Having a similar issue: Acer 8200, Radeon 1600 with built in Samsung
display
Attached is the results of my ddcprobe
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Here they are
regards Dennis
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Please append the output of the following commands:
sudo get-edid | parse-edid
and
sudo /usr/bin/ddcprobe
Thanks
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It still doesn't work with the latest updates!
xorg.conf says 1440x1440 which is totally wrong.
xrandr reports 1152x864 as the highest supported resolution so does
displayconfig-gtk.
If I select 'LCD Panel 1440x900' in displayconfig-gtk 1024x768 is the highest
possible resolution to choose...
I have the same problem with displayconfig-gtk.
This problem still exists here (will try the updates from today in a few
minutes and report).
NVIDIA Geforce7900
nv driver
1440x900 (DVI)
regards Dennis
** Attachment added: "pcitable.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9683809/pcitable.txt
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Are the changes to the monitor definitions going to be applied to
displayconfig-gtk as well, or just kde-guidance? I'm seeing the same
problem in Gnome; 1440x900 isn't listed in the available modes for the
generic 1440x900 LCD model provided. Alternatively, how can I define my
own monitor models?
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This should be fixed with the next kde-guidance release. It seems that
the generic monitor definitions contained some mistakes. Furthermore
displayconfig-gtk does not allow to select a resolution that is not
supported by the currently attached screen.
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This is caused by a wrong/missing detection of the aspect ratio.
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Same problem here on a a MacBook.
1st display: 1280x800, work perfectly with the 'intel' driver.
2nd display: should be 1680x1050 but is cloned (and resolution is 1280x800 too)
from the first display.
If I try to "activate" it with displayconfig-gtk, the first screen is
desactivated and the seco
I see the same problem with LCD panel 1440 x 900 - it has a variety of
resolutions both higher and lower, but not 1440x900.
** Attachment added: "generated by "displayconfig-gtk -w pcitable.txt""
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I am seeing this problem with an imac 24" with a built in 1920x1200
display and an additional 1920x1200 Apple 23" Cinema display. I have set
both displays to generic 1920x1200 panel, and it only offers 1920x1440
and other standard resolutions. attached is pcitable.txt.
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the xorg.conf file.
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hello
for me the problem was solved with the 2007-07-31 release of
displayconfig-gtk (gutsy) but i noticed it only yesterday
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I see the same behavior; occasionally the resolutions for a given flat
panel do not show the full available set of resolutions. Other times it
does.
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Importance: Undecided => High
Status: Incomplete => Triaged
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The same happens, with "LCD Panel 1280x800" (widescreen, common on newer
laptops).
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could you please append your xorg.conf and the pcitables.txt that can be
created by running the following command:
displayconfig-gtk -w pcitable.txt
Cheers,
Sebastian
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hello
I think so and i confirm.
I have the same problem with "Flat Panel 1440x900" that doesn't enable
to choose the 1440x900 resolution
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