> Yep, unstable in my experience too. Maybe XFree86 4.0.2 will have a
> stable driver. Until then, I've dropped back to one monitor :(
sad but true
> > BTW, what is the best window manager for xinerama? sawfish certainly
> > didn't like it. I switched to enlightenment, but it seemed like gnome was
> > still trying to load sawfish as well. I tried KDE, but didn't really like
> > it.
>
> If you switch the window manager in GNOME's control center, there
> shouldn't be any problem.
I did this
> When I had two video cards installed (and had xinerama) I was really happy
> with sawfish. Maximizing would only fill one screen, and windows weren't
> placed such that they spanned monitors. What problems did you have?
well, I had the default 7.0 gnome/sawfish before I went dual headed. Once
I got xinerama working, gnome hung a bit on startup, and I got sawfish
errors. So since it looked like it couldn't handle xinerama, I used the
control center to switch to enlightenment. However, the black and white
startup picture (with the one guy wearing a red hat) always said it was
using sawfish (even though enlightement had started already.
I thought that might have contributed to the instability, but since I had
instability without xinerama (back to sawfish and single head) I guessed
it didn't.
Pity, I really wanted to go dual head.
Did you ever get my message about my linux pptp client problems? I usually
access this vpn via my laptop using pptp masquerading, but my laptop is
broken and I'd really like to use the linux client anyway. I had tried
your scripts, but could never get it to work.
thanks
charles
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