On Tue, 26 Oct 2021, Galen Seitz wrote:
It's unlikely you will need to mess with xrandr. Under the xfce menu system, go to Settings->Display. With an additional monitor connected, you should see the new monitor and be able to configure it's position and behavior. At least that's what I can do with xfce4 under CentOS 7.
galen, Thanks for the reminder that xfce4 has this type of capability other DEs don't. This will definitely make it easier to set and unset an extended monitor when I need it. Regards, Rich
