Tue Feb 07 2006, Yuya Nishihara wrote: > It seems to be caused by /etc/oglerc, which says: > - geometry from X11 > - but resolution from Xinerama (each screen) > > By changin these line as follows, or just making comment-outed, > the problem can be fixed. > ---- > <geometry_src>X11</geometry_src> > <resolution_src>X11</resolution_src> This will make ogle fullscreen across both screens, and it will not get the correct aspect if you have monitors of different physical aspect and or resolution. > ----
The real problem is that there is no way to get the geometry (physical size / aspect) of the different monitors when running Xinerama. You can get the resolution for the different monitors from the Xinerama extension but not the geometry. To be able to fullscreen to just one monitor you need to have resolution_src set to Xinerama. If set to X11 ogle will fullscreen across all screens. To get the correct aspect, set the geometry_src to user and enter the physical size of the monitor (in millimeters, if not exact, at least the correct physical aspect width 400 height 300 for a 4:3 monitor and 1600,900 for a 16:9 monitor) in the <geometry> and keep resolution_src at Xinerama. If you have two monitors with different aspect 16:9 and 4:3 for example then you need to enter the geometry of the one you fullscreen to. If you know a way to get the geometry of the different monitors when running Xinerama please tell me and I'll add it. /Bj|rn -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
