+ kwrite +cervisia +tcl/Tk apps like tkgate tkcvs,...
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 11:39 AM, Eddy eddy.b...@gmail.com wrote:
Jérôme, Xinerama is switched on with Xorg.conf. Have you tried deleting
it and creating a fresh one, just in case something is switching it on?
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Same problem for me, I'm using maverick 10.10 with nvidia latest beta
drivers and xinerama. Every QT Apps crashes, driving me nuts. Goes away
when I unplug the second monitor and restart X Server. Tried downgrading
to the stable nvidia packages but no difference. Switching off
xinerama /
I am the only one with a single monitor that have this issue? I can't find
why Xinerama maybe active, if no seond monitor is plug. Maybe that come from
the fact that my laptop is a dual video card system (sony vaio z12 : intel +
nvidia) ?
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Eddy eddy.b...@gmail.com
Jérôme, Xinerama is switched on with Xorg.conf. Have you tried deleting
it and creating a fresh one, just in case something is switching it on?
** Summary changed:
- Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX, Lucky Backup, Pencil,
Stellarium, skype, VLC crashes Xserver
+ Launching QT apps
I confess I'm new to this process (so no familiar with patching roadmap)
... but was wondering ... why is this bug still in New status ? Is
there still a doubt it is a bug ? If VLC crashing was deemed to be of
medium importance, surely X crashing should be thought as being ... high
?
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Hi there.
I've got a 4 screens (2 quadro nvs 285) setup (2 twinview + xinerama)
I'm able to reproduce this by running emacs22-gtk (or emacs23-gtk). AFAIK
emacs23-gtk is not linked to qt ! :-)
My workaround is to use lucid packages for xserver-xorg-core, xserver-xorg,
xserver-xorg-input-evdev
Nomad42184 asked if the Xinerama problem is being explored upstream?
Bug 6450599 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-
drivers/+bug/650599
I reported be experience with nVidia. They confirm the bug, but says
it's an Ubuntu-only problem and closed the bug report.
They claim
Since it happens even with nouveau drivers and old nvidia drivers and only in
Xinerama that's probably a problem of xinerama mode itself with some nvidia
card instruction, not of nvidia binary drivers.
Using twinview is only a temprorary solution since some have dualhead on
different GPUs or
The cursor getting stuck between the two screens (using Xinerama for
me) and using 100% CPU was one of the main reasons I attempted to
upgrade to Ubuntu 10.10. Unfortunately that didn't work so well. :(
On Tue, 12 Oct 2010 11:35:28 -
Laurent 650...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
My workaround
Same problem here, experienced today
DISPLAY=:0.1 xterm ... was working, but I tried with firefox (instead
of xterm), since its my usage for 2nd screen (FF visible in all
desktops): crashed X
I then decided to not use screen1 anymore. Then in the morning, while I
was scrolling in FF helding the
Confirmed here aswell:
3 Monitors, latest nVidia proprietary driver, xinerama, 64-bit Ubuntu
10.10 (All updates)
I tried skype and konsole both make X crash and puts you back at the GDM
login screen
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Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX, Lucky Backup, Pencil,
Stellarium, skype,
After spending some time working with my two monitors in TwinView mode,
i realized that it's not a solution - it's definitely not a replacement
for Xinerama, so... I decided to get that Xinerama mode that worked for
me (in 10.04) before i had updated to 10.10 back :)
As Laurent mentioned above, a
Ah, forgot to mention: after all those manipulations with packages
listed in my previous post, you have to reboot your workstation (just
loggin out and restarting x-server did not work for me, but after
restart everything works just fine) ;)
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Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX,
@Jonathan Thomas
There is definitely something going on with Xorg. So I am marking Xorg
again as an affected package.
There is a thread in ArchLinux that seems to indicate that this is a bug
in Xorg 1.9 (but it's still unconfirmed)
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=838311#p838311
10.10 with Nvidia, KDE and three montior setup using Xinerama crashes
for me as well. If I disable Xinerama I can get two monitors working
with Twinview instead, but three monitors always crashes for me.
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Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX, Lucky Backup, Pencil,
Stellarium,
Workarrounds for the meantime:
Dual monitors: Use twinview. There is no need to have xinerama enabled if you
just have two monitors using twinview.
Besides with twinview you get hardware accelerated graphics.
Three monitors: Have two of them with twinview and one separate screen.
All of them
Thanks for the tips, that is basically what I'm doing right now, but
with KDE4.5 I can't figure out how to actually start apps on the 3rd
monitor (the one not using twinview). Nothing displays on that monitor
except the mouse cursor. (no taskbar, right click menu or anything)
I'm almost thinking
Just set the DISPLAY variable to your third display's X screen.
Example, if your third display is screen :0.1:
DISPLAY=:0.1 xterm
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Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX, Lucky Backup, Pencil,
Stellarium, skype, VLC crashes Xserver
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/650539
You
This works (xterm loads on the 3rd monitor), however KDE doesn't appear
to be running on the 3rd monitor, so there is essentially no window
manager, making it pretty useless. :(
From what I can obtain from Google, KDE4+ doesn't support separate X
displays like this. I attempted to use the script
Maybe I am doing something wrong but ... in my nvidia-settings the TwinView
option is grayed out. And always has been with all nvidia drivers I used. I
have even tried to enable it manually on the xorg.conf file but again to no
avail.
In my case I have 2 PCI-E video cards and each monitor is
TwinView is only supported when two displays are used on one GPU.
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Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX, Lucky Backup, Pencil,
Stellarium, skype, VLC crashes Xserver
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Thanks for clarifying that part Daniel.
Then Alejandro, unfortunately the workaround will not work for me and
TwinView is not a always **the** option for dual head. I must use
Xinerama.
It worked fine, no problem, albeit a little slow at (many) times with
Kubuntu 10.04 though ... I need this
I can also verify this issue. My triple monitor setup using Xinerama
was working perfectly using the most recent Nvidia drivers under 10.04.
Upon the upgrade to 10.10, I started receiving the segfault when
starting X. Disabling Xinerama allows me to run X, but is not a long
term solution.
Multi-monitor (one ext monitor connected to laptop) , Separate X
Screens, Xinerama Enabled.
X restarts when moving the mouse over the window.
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Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX, Lucky Backup, Pencil,
Stellarium, skype, VLC crashes Xserver
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/650539
Updated from 10.04 to 10.10.
Multi-monitor (namely, two monitors), Separate X Screens, Xinerama
Enabled. X restarts when moving the mouse over the window. No matter
what desktop environment is used - crashes in any case (i have tried
KDE/GNOME/Xfce/WindowMaker).
X does not crash, though, if I
Same for me with 10.10, nvidia driver (latest) with Xinerama.
Applications like keepassx, vlc and skype crash X.
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Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX, Lucky Backup, Pencil,
Stellarium, skype, VLC crashes Xserver
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/650539
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** Summary changed:
- Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX, Lucky Backup, Pencil,
Stellarium, skype chrashes Xsever
+ Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX, Lucky Backup, Pencil,
Stellarium, skype, VLC crashes Xserver
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Launching QT apps such as SpeedCrunch, keepassX,
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