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** Attachment added: "My display configured basically how I want with original
windows open"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/733603/+attachment/1902550/+files/unmirrored-original.png
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** Attachment added: "The display after I detach my laptop (note that the stuff
from the external monitor moved to the primary display, and the original stuff
on the laptop has disappeared)"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/733603/+attachment/1902551/+files/detached-windo
** Attachment added: "Display (mirrored) right after re-attaching"
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** Attachment added: "DIsplay after unmirrored settings re-applied (still
missing windows)"
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Thanks for the screenshots.
Just to confirm, you're saying that the process of the window on your
built-in display is still running (according to ps) but it's not
showing up in the task bar in the bottom panel?
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I tested this on Natty with Unity (based on compiz). (See also bug
745112 about an external monitor at all on natty.)
I set up two side-by-side screens, using an external monitor connecting
through the docking base and displayport.
I think undocked the laptop (without pressing the prepare-to-eje
I also tested pressing the hardware "prepare to eject" button near the
eject lever on the base. That spins down my base's hdd, but it doesn't
affect the displays: the external one keeps working until I physically
remove the laptop.
After popping out the laptop, I see I can still move the mouse po
After undocking I see both monitors are now mentioned in the monitors
indicator, which is further evidence X hasn't noticed it's gone.
Actually, my last comment about restoring the window positions when re-
docking is not quite true. The ones that were on the external monitor
are back where they
I also tried pressing Fn-F9, which is another "undock" key (that I
didn't know about until today), and it has the same effect as the
hardware prepare-to-undock switchi.
Interestingly, James Jesudason says for him pressing that key mirrors
the displays, but it doesn't for me.
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