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I'm wondering what the status of multiscreen support is supposed to be in 0.9.7.12. Using Ubuntu Precise, it seems that compiz only manages 1 screen and if you want compiz on both screens of a dual screen set up you need to start two compiz sessions as such: $ DISPLAY=:0.0 compiz --replace $ DISPLAY=:0.1 compiz --replace What makes this al...

...iz repo will have to adjust. 0003-Use-makeScreenCurrent-is-run-before-dealing-with-textures.txt This makes sure we're working on the correct context before we try to modify textures. Without it, textures will get corrupted. Fast. This should get things started, and get compiz in a state where multiscreen is usable. I've got a few other patches lined up (well, more or less) when you're ready to accept these (or if you want me to improve anything). Ignore the mail address in the commits. I forgot to adjust commiter email. -- Regards Kristian -------------- next part --------------

Sorry, I actidentally replied to the sender, sending copy to the list, because it might be relevant for others... Sorry for the confusion. Vojtech Kral -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [compiz] multiscreen Date: 2013-01-09 23:59 From: Vojtech Kral <vojtech at kral.hk> To: "Brian J. Murrell" <brian at interlinx.bc.ca> Hello Brian, I actually use compiz on multi-screen for development at work. I solve this problem by moving my web browser window to the other screen and _make...

...e "one big screen" solution, usually achieved with xinerama , twinview or similar. This provides us with one Screen, and therefor one CompScreen structure. The output extens are retrieved from xinerama, or possibly randr (in the future?), I would assume. Then there is the less used "multiscreen" way, which gives two seperate screens; you can't move windows across them, but you can also change the viewports individually. Compiz allready has the basic support for both of these setups, but within the Beryl modifications, we had some important changes. First, the perspective fixes,...

Greetings ! Here are the minutes of the third Compiz Conference Call, which took place yesterday, 2009-02-02 : About Compiz++ : -------------- Drops multiscreen support, moves rendering out to the plugins side About the merger : ---------------- We're already one project, we just need to fix the confusion and settle on a single name : Compiz Get DNS access to both compiz.org and compiz-fusion.org Moving bug tracker to one place, close fd.o Compiz++...

...ks on a Core 2 motherboard. Yesterday I was installing CentOS 7 on a core 2 test computer (rather old machine). The computer had two SATA drives but the installer did not allow me to select them, even to repartition them. During install, I was able to manually run fdisk and sfdisk by accessing a multiscreen using ctrl-alt-F2, so the kernel did see the drives and the /dev entries were present. As a second test, I added a new solid state drive to replace one of the hard disks. The installer saw that drive and allowed me to install on it. Has anyone seen issues like this? Is there a simple workaround...

On Sun, Sep 23, 2018 at 12:26 PM, Wolfgang Rißler <wolle321 at freenet.de> wrote: > I try to send a friendly ping to my problem. > At the moment I'm running at 1600x1200 (monitor than has 1600x1200 > too), what looks better then 1920x1200 picture on that Monitor with > 960x1200. > I cant get 1920x1200 working, but I'm shure, that the monitor has this > native

Hello, I've tried a few Steam games, and played them for a bit, but I have a few problems: 1) Because I run dual monitors, normal full screen games will not work. Furthermore, full screen games with a virtual desktop go in a 800x600 window and will not resize, so I have to play the games in a window in a virtual desktop. This is relatively minor and I can live with it, but it anyone has a

...ed [ 17.649] (II) NOUVEAU(0): Output VGA-1 disconnected [ 17.649] (II) NOUVEAU(0): Using exact sizes for initial modes [ 17.649] (II) NOUVEAU(0): Output LVDS-1 using initial mode 1920x1200 +0+0 [ 17.649] (==) NOUVEAU(0): Using gamma correction (1.0, 1.0, 1.0) But I might like to have a multiscreen setting or a single screen DVI. So how could I switch DVI-D-1 on. At first I tried to force-enabling in xorg.conf->no success Then I read about KMS -> success so far that DVI-D-1 is on. The difference in Xorg.log is, there is no logging of some EDID-data (like from LVDS in default setting)...

...86sym.c Add _X_EXPORT to exported functions in hw/xfree86/modes/* Revert "Fix possible crash if Xv window is outside of either crtc" Document xf86_crtc_clip_video_helper better. Fix potential crasher in xf86CrtcRotate() Andrew Christan (1): Xephyr: add "multiscreen" suport Andrew Oakley (1): Fix commit aa0dfb3f42f19bb351ca7f1a9507ff5ec4590e96 Arjan van de Ven (4): reduce wakeups from smart scheduler xfree86: plug memory leak in xf86LogInit() xfree86: plug memory leak in InitPathList. xfree86: plug a memory leak in xf86Load...