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>Michael Raskin <38a93...@rambler.ru> writes:
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>>>Hi Michael,
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>StumpWM only uses the HDMI1 screen - I can move my mouse
Michael Raskin <38a93...@rambler.ru> writes:
>>StumpWM only uses the HDMI1 screen - I can move my mouse over to the VGA
>>screen but I have no idea how to put windows on the VGA screen.
>>
>>Could someone please share a working setup or give a hint how I should
>>proceed.
>
> Try simply moving to
白い熊 writes:
> "Stefan Reichör" wrote:
>
>>StumpWM only uses the HDMI1 screen - I can move my mouse over to the
>>VGA
>>screen but I have no idea how to put windows on the VGA screen.
>>
>>Could someone please share a working setup or give a hint how I should
>>proceed.
>
> C-TAB to jump to the o
"Stefan Reichör" wrote:
>StumpWM only uses the HDMI1 screen - I can move my mouse over to the
>VGA
>screen but I have no idea how to put windows on the VGA screen.
>
>Could someone please share a working setup or give a hint how I should
>proceed.
C-TAB to jump to the other monitor. Then create
>StumpWM only uses the HDMI1 screen - I can move my mouse over to the VGA
>screen but I have no idea how to put windows on the VGA screen.
>
>Could someone please share a working setup or give a hint how I should
>proceed.
Try simply moving to the other screen like you would move to a frame
after
Hi all,
I try to setup stumpwm to use two monitors but attempts so far didn't work.
Here is what I try:
I put the following in my ~/.xsession file:
,
| #!/bin/bash
|
| xrandr --auto --output HDMI1 --mode 1920x1200 --right-of VGA1 --primary
| xrandr --auto --output VGA1 --mode 1600x1200 --l
