Re: multiple displays
- From: chopps merit edu (Christian E. Hopps)
- To: Eric Windisch <southpark nni com>
- Cc: Havoc Pennington <hp redhat com>, gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: multiple displays
- Date: 19 Dec 1999 18:38:06 -0500
Eric Windisch <southpark@nni.com> writes:
> Havoc Pennington wrote:
>
> > chopps@merit.edu (Christian E. Hopps) writes:
> > > How can I create panels on other displays? I tried running panel with
> > > a --display arg, and while this does work it seems to want to use the
> > > same configuration as the primary display uses. I have 2 monitors and I
> > > use them for different purposes so I don't want the same panels on them.
> > >
> >
> > It won't work, unfortunately, as far as I know. You can only have one
> > panel. Should be fixed, but is quite hard to fix.
> >
> > Havoc
>
> You can have multiple panels on one desktop, it shouldn't be hard to do this
> with two screens.
Right this would be fine. I treat both screens as a signle session. If
I could cause the new panel to open on the other screen I would happy.
I would want the pager to properly manage the other screen (right now I
have no pager on the other screen).
> Btw, how did you setup multihead? the best i can get my system to do is
> console on one screen and X on the other, unless i use XGGI at 640x480.
> Xfree86 pre-4.0 didn't compile for me :(
I use an ATI xpert at play for the primary and a Matrox G200 for the
secondary and 3.9.16 works when configured appropriately. I can send
you the config once you get X compiled :) Its important to set the G200
up as the secondary since 3.9.x support for it is the best.
Thanks,
Chris.
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