my external screens are seens as a single dekstop
Hi,
I'm using debian 7 with two external displays, and they're seen as a single one. The side effect is that I have a 3840X1080 resolution and cannot make a program full-screen only on one, pretty annoying... Did anyone ever came across this? Xranrd -q give me this: Code:
Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 3840 x 1080, maximum 8192 x 8192 Thanks! |
2 external screens? sounds tricky.
have you tried playing around with a graphical xrandr frontend, like arandr? newbish advice, but i find it much easier to use then typing xrandr commands |
Dunno about the randr tools, but you can set them up as separate screens in an /etc/X11/xorg.conf file (or xorg.conf.d/something.conf)
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Hi both,
xrandr only sees two screens, eDP1 having my laptop's native screen resolution, and DP2 having the reolution of my both external screens (3840x1080=1920+1920*1080). This excludes any other xrandr frontend :( Talking about the xorg.conf, that was one of my hopes, but how could this be done? Thanks! |
Below is what I use on my laptop with an external screen (and an nvidia card - it may be slightly different with some other display device).
It's worth noting that with separate screens, windows can't be "dragged across" and app's must be started on whichever screen is desired. Code:
Section "ServerLayout" |
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