Ãyvind,
Jack Tanner had some valid points for keeping -nomultiplemonitors.
The reason we won't just remove the -multiplemonitors option is a little
easier:
1) XWin.exe does not print nor popup error messages when it exists;
rather, it logs them to /tmp/XWin.log.
2) Removing the -multiplemonit
Jack,
Jack Tanner wrote:
Ãyvind Harboe wrote:
perhaps the below should *always* be TRUE and there shouldn't be an
option at all?
No, I'd like -nomultiplemonitors to exist.
I have two monitors, but the second is usually turned off. Various X
client dialog boxes and application windows usually
Ãyvind Harboe wrote:
perhaps the below should *always* be TRUE and there shouldn't be
an option at all?
No, I'd like -nomultiplemonitors to exist.
I have two monitors, but the second is usually turned off. Various X
client dialog boxes and application windows usually come up in the
center of my
Harold,
perhaps the below should *always* be TRUE and there shouldn't be
an option at all?
g_ScreenInfo[i].fMultipleMonitors = TRUE;
If so, then the changes TBD are:
- remove the -multiplemontiors option
- always set fMultipleMonitors=TRUE, or remove fMultipleMontiors altogether.
(Code remove
Ãyvind,
Give a man a fish, he eats for one day. Teach a man to fish...
Source is viewable here:
http://pdx.freedesktop.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xwin/?cvsroot=xorg&only_with_tag=CYGWIN
Do the following:
1) Look at winprocarg.c/winInitializeDefaultScreens
2) Change the li
A good configuration option is no configuration option :-)
Is there any reason not to make -multiplemonitors default for XWin?
With the default setting, the default behaviour when extending the desktop to
two monitors is broken. This is a known problem.
A machine with a single monitor behaves co
