* Steven Stern:
> I just plugged in a 2nd monitor and it's working very nicely. I have it
> set so monitor #1 (primary) is on the right and monitor #2 (secondary)
> is on the left. I set this from ALL SETTINGS -> DISPLAYS.
>
> On reboot, the system comes up with #1 on the left and #2 on the right,
On 28.11.2014 22:51, poma wrote:
> On 28.11.2014 16:23, Mickey wrote:
>
>> haven't they removed xrandr from KDE ??
>>
>
> Not XRandR[0], but shift was from KRandR[1] to KScreen[2].
>
> $ kscreen-console --commands
>
> [0] http://www.x.org/wiki/Projects/XRandR
> [1] http://www.dvratil.cz/tag/kra
On 28.11.2014 16:23, Mickey wrote:
> haven't they removed xrandr from KDE ??
>
Not XRandR[0], but shift was from KRandR[1] to KScreen[2].
$ kscreen-console --commands
[0] http://www.x.org/wiki/Projects/XRandR
[1] http://www.dvratil.cz/tag/krandr
[2] http://www.afiestas.org/kscreen-1-0-released
On 11/28/14 23:23, Mickey wrote:
> haven't they removed xrandr from KDE ??
As Marko has already mentioned, no
FWIW, I've had no problems with KDE and monitor positioning. KDE has "kscreen"
which is configured via the "System Settings" GUI.
That being said, F21 and KDE will run "sddm" as
On Fri, 28 Nov 2014 10:23:36 -0500
Mickey wrote:
>
> Ed
> haven't they removed xrandr from KDE ??
The xrandr utility has nothing to do with KDE, it is a part of X (more
precisely, xorg-x11-server-utils).
And no, it has not been removed, it is still available and usable.
HTH, :-)
Marko
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On 11/27/2014 09:50 PM, Ed Greshko wrote:
On 11/28/14 10:43, Roger wrote:
On 28/11/14 09:20, Dave Stevens wrote:
Quoting Steven Stern :
I just plugged in a 2nd monitor and it's working very nicely. I have it
set so monitor #1 (primary) is on the right and monitor #2 (secondary)
is on the lef
On Thursday, November 27, 2014 03:08:11 PM Steven Stern wrote:
> I just plugged in a 2nd monitor and it's working very nicely. I have it
> set so monitor #1 (primary) is on the right and monitor #2 (secondary)
> is on the left. I set this from ALL SETTINGS -> DISPLAYS.
>
> On reboot, the system co
I did spend a lot of time on this some time back but never found a workable
solution within KDE.
In the end I created a BASH script which called xrandr with the correct
arguments to set my two - different sized and resolutioned - screens as I
wanted them.
I then added that to the startup using
On 11/27/2014 08:50 PM, Ed Greshko wrote:
> On 11/28/14 10:43, Roger wrote:
>> On 28/11/14 09:20, Dave Stevens wrote:
>>> Quoting Steven Stern :
>>>
I just plugged in a 2nd monitor and it's working very nicely. I have it
set so monitor #1 (primary) is on the right and monitor #2 (secondar
On 11/28/14 10:43, Roger wrote:
> On 28/11/14 09:20, Dave Stevens wrote:
>> Quoting Steven Stern :
>>
>>> I just plugged in a 2nd monitor and it's working very nicely. I have it
>>> set so monitor #1 (primary) is on the right and monitor #2 (secondary)
>>> is on the left. I set this from ALL SETTIN
On 28/11/14 09:20, Dave Stevens wrote:
Quoting Steven Stern :
I just plugged in a 2nd monitor and it's working very nicely. I have it
set so monitor #1 (primary) is on the right and monitor #2 (secondary)
is on the left. I set this from ALL SETTINGS -> DISPLAYS.
On reboot, the system comes up
Quoting Steven Stern :
I just plugged in a 2nd monitor and it's working very nicely. I have it
set so monitor #1 (primary) is on the right and monitor #2 (secondary)
is on the left. I set this from ALL SETTINGS -> DISPLAYS.
On reboot, the system comes up with #1 on the left and #2 on the right,
I just plugged in a 2nd monitor and it's working very nicely. I have it
set so monitor #1 (primary) is on the right and monitor #2 (secondary)
is on the left. I set this from ALL SETTINGS -> DISPLAYS.
On reboot, the system comes up with #1 on the left and #2 on the right,
not physically, but virtu
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