I'm just setting up a Dell Inspiron 7720 (17R SE) which is probably
similar to yours.  I haven't played with Nvidia drivers yet and
everything is default install.  My previous laptop was VGA out to the TV
and I thought the new problems were related to Xorg and HDMI broken vs
VGA working fine.

The bug I have is when going full screen for a video/flash player it
always goes to the built-in display instead of the external TV which I
want.  In ask Ubuntu another user with this problem got the answer to
virtually move the external display to the left and the built-in display
to the right.  I tried this and it successfully went full screen to the
external TV.

However if I type into Terminal or another window on the built-in
display the external display drops out of full screen into normalized
window size which I consider a bug of unknown origin yet.

Having to virtually assign the external TV to the left panel and the
built-in laptop display to the right panel is counter-intuitive to their
real life positions and a pain for accessing the lanucher which now has
to be activated with the super-key because the mouse just won't bump the
hidden launcher properly without falling into the TV's window.

What little I know is Intel HD4000 GPU and Nvidia 650GT GPU.  Sandy-
Bridge 3630QM quad core and mobo chipset family 77 supporting Intel
Rapid Storage Technology to accelerate HDD to SDD (once I finish
configuring dm-cache or bcache)  mdadm is up and running to mimic Intel
Raid-0 defined in OROM.  UEFI is off and MBR / dospartitions are on.

I'll falling this bug thread and see what develops.

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