Bryan Murdock wrote:
So, do you have two video cards or one with dual head? If so, did you not configure it on install? If not, you can run drakx, I believe (now that I don't have a mandrake box here to check it...might be Drakx or DrakX or something), or go to the Mandrake control center and if I remember right it's system->configure X or something like that. Go through the wizard to configure X and at some point you can choose to use xinerama.
Bryan
On Thu, 2003-06-12 at 14:54, Andrew Jorgensen wrote:
Okay, the thought of effortlessly configuring Xinerama lured me into giving mandrake 9.1 a try. So far I'm marginally pleased, except that I can't find anything to help me use Xinerama. I'd go googling for it, but I thought I would let the Mandrake users defend themselves and just tell me where DraXirama (or whatever) is.
Also: It set up font anti-aliasing but it used the wrong subpixel hint. It looks really bad. I can change it for myself, but the login screen looks terrible.
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