I've found using Metacity (vs Compiz) as my system's window decorator
allows me better control of programs shown on any additional screens,
whilst disabling most of my Composite/3D Acceleration. (Looking into the
composite/3d issue further may result on a solution, I'm just not
willing to bother)
I'm really confused how it is that this bug has been almost completely ignored
for such a long time. (I really mean no offense in saying this and appreciate
all the work the devs do)
Should I be looking for an alternative to Nautilus? Is there such a
thing? (I mean in the sense that it works we
Would anybody be willing to give a quick overview on how to apply this
patch?
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Title:
white screen on second monitor when usin
I just wanted to post my original forum thread here to give any
additional details that may help in getting this issue resolved:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1865113
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Title:
Nautilus w. nvidia dual monitor (separate x screens) desktop crash.
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Public bug reported:
Login to Ubuntu. Both monitors display background.
Nautilus start. Desktop is shown on both displays. A white background pops up
on secondary monitor.
Clicking the white background will segfault nautilus and crash my desktop.
[ 125.084050] nautilus[2186] general protectio
Wow. Thanks guys.
Not really sure how this happened, but for me, I had to change /tmp/'s
permissions (like #75). I tried every 'solution' in the thread. This is
what worked for me.
Thank you so much for working through to find as many solutions as you
can. This is the #1 ranked google search r