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I've been using sabayon for a little bit now, and I'm trying to get two monitors working off the same card. I've added the TwinView option to xorg.conf, but my monitors are different sizes (a 15" that can't handle 1024x768 and a 17" that likes 1152x864). I was wondering a) if I can set them up with different resolutions, b) how to do that.
Thanks!
Try using my file below as a template for your settings, the real important parts to have are the Screen ? in the device sections and the server layout along with the Load "xtrap" so you will be able to move between the separate screens.
On my workbench machine, fc6 , I'm using the nvidia driver on an old 5200. Twin view works fine though it requires reloading the driver with every x-update.
Within the nvidia conf menu it gives options for each screens res.
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