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My linux box have two displays with two video cards, a pair of ps/2 keyboard/mouse, a pair of usb key/mouse, now I can set the multihead is "Traditional" mode, so they can show different desktop in two displays, but I don't know who to control the ps/2 & USB keyboard/mouse ? In two displays, there're only one mouse point, I want the ps/2 k/m and USB k/m can work independence with different display.
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This isn't something you do, really now is it? That's weird... having said that in Linux world you can guarentee someone will always have tried it before you have...
Originally posted by sailershen My linux box have two displays with two video cards, a pair of ps/2 keyboard/mouse, a pair of usb key/mouse, now I can set the multihead is "Traditional" mode, so they can show different desktop in two displays, but I don't know who to control the ps/2 & USB keyboard/mouse ? In two displays, there're only one mouse point, I want the ps/2 k/m and USB k/m can work independence with different display.
Thanks
You are going to want to read more than a few posts on this Google Linux search on Backstreet Ruby which is what you will need to do what you want.
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