I recently acquired a Matrox triplehead2go at work, and was wondering
if you smart people knew if there was a way to "partition" a linux
desktop into separate "workspaces?"
Basically the functionality of the triplehead2go allows me to connect
up to 3 monitors at once and linux detects this as one
On Tue, March 3, 2009 12:32 pm, Matthew Frederico wrote:
> I recently acquired a Matrox triplehead2go at work, and was wondering
> if you smart people knew if there was a way to "partition" a linux
> desktop into separate "workspaces?"
>
> Basically the functionality of the triplehead2go allows m
To be slightly more helpful, this thread mentions using nvidia-settings to set
up
TwinView with it. (See the last post) Is Matrox distributing Nvidia chipsets
now?
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/matrox-triplehead2go...-607773/
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On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 12:45 PM, Matthew Walker wrote:
>
> To be slightly more helpful, this thread mentions using nvidia-settings to
> set up
> TwinView with it. (See the last post) Is Matrox distributing Nvidia chipsets
> now?
Nah, its more like a pass-through box that aggregates connected
mo
This thread seems to imply that you can fake your xinerama data using TwinView,
with the
th2go box connected:
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=85604&page=3
See post 42 in specific for something that looks hopeful.
Hope this helps.
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Kydance Hosting & Consultin
Gross hack/shot in the dark suggestion:
On your one desktop spanning all three monitors, display :0:
start up three xnest windows, and use the geometry argument to place them one
each on a window.
Then you can launch whatever you want in each specific display :1-:3
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On Tue, 2009-03-03 at 13:16 -0700, Nicholas Leippe wrote:
> Gross hack/shot in the dark suggestion:
>
> On your one desktop spanning all three monitors, display :0:
> start up three xnest windows, and use the geometry argument to place them one
> each on a window.
> Then you can launch whatever y
On Tue Mar 3 2009 14:21:05 Stuart Jansen wrote:
> These days Xephyr should generally be used instead of xnest.
Strange, neither one is in mainline portage. Not even kdrive is mentioned.
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I'm using postgres.
I need to know when tables are created.
I couldn't find anything in the pg_catalog views -e.g view
pg_stat_user_tables.
Anybody out there know of a solution?
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On Tue, 3 Mar 2009, Merrill Oveson wrote:
I'm using postgres.
I need to know when tables are created.
I couldn't find anything in the pg_catalog views -e.g view
pg_stat_user_tables.
Anybody out there know of a solution?
I don't know of a nice solution, because I don't think the system tab
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