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-Current with Robbie's latest Xfce4 build, running almost flawlessly on my ThinkPad W540 and Lenovo Ultra Dock.
Only problem that I have, it's not related to Robbie's build, is when my monitors go to sleep, sometimes when I wake them up, I am not able to type in my password on the lock screen. I tested it with Arch and Manjaro, same results.
-Current with Robbie's latest Xfce4 build, running almost flawlessly on my ThinkPad W540 and Lenovo Ultra Dock.
Only problem that I have, it's not related to Robbie's build, is when my monitors go to sleep, sometimes when I wake them up, I am not able to type in my password on the lock screen. I tested it with Arch and Manjaro, same results.
That is a unique and interesting layout (nice look too) I still can't quite figure out. Is it two monitors of different sizes?... and if so, how is it seamless?
That is a unique and interesting layout (nice look too) I still can't quite figure out. Is it two monitors of different sizes?... and if so, how is it seamless?
Thanks! ThinkPad W540 with 1920x1080 resolution and a 32 in. Samsung monitor running at 3840x2160 via my Ultra Dock. Bumblebee-Slackbuilds running with zero issues.
Thanks! ThinkPad W540 with 1920x1080 resolution and a 32 in. Samsung monitor running at 3840x2160 via my Ultra Dock. Bumblebee-Slackbuilds running with zero issues.
So whatever screenshot app you use just blends and corrects for size? Nice.
Sorry for dumb questions. I rarely use a laptop anymore and haven't used multiple monitors since CRTs.
Been trying various wm's the last couple weeks, and been playing with various styles on `fvwm` this weekend. Here is my latest screenshot of fvwm using base16-circus:
I have to wonder: who lives in those houses? It looks so isolated and cold!!
My father's from a place like that, in the far west. Not as cold but every bit as desolate. It's funny though; when you're there it's the cities and towns that feel isolated.
Been trying various wm's the last couple weeks, and been playing with various styles on `fvwm` this weekend. Here is my latest screenshot of fvwm using base16-circus:
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