which linux distro is best for using a tv as a dual monitor?
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which linux distro is best for using a tv as a dual monitor?
im having a problem finding a linux distro that can use my emerson 27 inch flat screen tv as a second monitor through a five pin s-video cable. ive tried fedora core 5, suse 10.1, and ubuntu dapper and come to no answer. has anyone succeeded in doing this in any other distro? i would like to avoid dual booting with windows to solve this issue.
yeah i have an ATI Radeon x200m. its in an hp pavillion laptop. ive tried installing fglrx in fedora, suse, and ubuntu but it didnt seem to work. the install went smoothly but after restarting i just get a blank screen. i know that in fedora (the livna repository) there was a problem with fglrx and 64 bit processors. im not sure the details or if there is a problem with fglrx and x64 overall but i know that i do have x64.
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