Unfortunately an inactive monitor that is connected is usually still
detected as a monitor. So the system can only try to do the right thing
and try to use it.
I agree with your suggestion that the live session and installation
should use clone mode to cover this and other potential arrangement
pr
Yes, there was a cable plugged in to the other port, but the monitor on
the other end was set to a different input and I expected it to have
been ignored. The 'bug' is that during installation, there's no need to
set up multiple screens, except as clones of each other, so that the
installation
You do indeed seem to have 2 monitors plugged in.
If the LG is known to be faulty then please unplug it, and this is not a bug.
If the LG is expected to work, then this is a bug.
Do you find any difference/improvement in logging into "Ubuntu" (Xorg)
vs "Ubuntu on Wayland"?
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