Sorry Ian, what I meant to say was multi-monitor support is more than a
wish-list item. Particularly since someone has gone to all the trouble
of actually writing the code to support this in the first place
(Xinerama) but then someone else deprecated it without replacing it with
a working alternati
Again, I can only apologise. At least you (Dan) and I (James) have a
working system now, though how long it will be before Xinerama is broken
since no one is testing to see if their changes break it I can't
imagine. There seem to be no end of people on various fora with this
problem and no-one seem
I am having this problem too.
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wrong xinerama scroll/pan using two cards three monitors
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/591104
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Further I disagree it wasn't in 9.10. In many ways the current scenario
is less bad than what happened in 9.10 which just ignored what would be
minito 2 and monitors 3 and 4 did not work at all, that is with the same
xorg.conf that causes teh current problem in 10.04.
Further so far this problem h
Hi,
I have now fixed this problem for me.
Looking at what happens I believe the problem is the Xinerama is
designed for stitching multiple monitors together and so is not very
good at stitching together monitors which have already been stitched
together.
I will publish a full walk through once I
Any progress on this:
I've just fixed bug 591104 and now this is killing me.
Who deprecated Xinerama without replacing it? Having now got 4 monitors
working properly, apart from this bug, I can't possibly imagine why
anyone would want to be limited to just 2.
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mouse stuck between screens with
I disagree that this is a "wishlist" item as characterized because
xinerama has been depricated without being replaced.
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wrong xinerama scroll/pan using two cards three monitors
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/591104
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