LOCKUP: GF4-MultiScreen kills machine with X
Matthew Carpenter
matt
Mon May 17 11:49:14 PDT 2004
Bugger on the Impress. I'm looking to get this same machine for my church but one screen will drive the projector, which will be using Impress... Or Win/MSO
What resolution are you running? My setup uses two different resolutions (1280x1024 for my CRT and 800x600 for the TV), which is the real reason I am running like I am. I'd rather have one big desktop, but I'd also not want to run 800x600 on my CRT. 1280x1024 isn't big enough for my taste :)
As for my setup, I'm having difficulties doing ANYTHING which dorks with X (aside from CTRL-ALT-+ or -). If I kill X with <CTRL-ALT-BkSpc> the maching locks. If I switch to a text VC, the machine locks. If I logout, the machine locks. This has only been happening since I started running in two-screen mode. I may try the TwinView (which is how NVidia calls it) to see if this clears up. There are also a TON of settings which I don't know much about which may solve it as well :(
Thanks again!
Matt
On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 23:46:28 -0700
Ian Stephen <ianstepn at shaw.ca> wrote:
> Maximizing a window fits it to whichever physical display it is in.
>
> Impress presentations misbehave a bit though. I have to set their
> slideshow type to "window". If the type is left as "default" they span
> both monitors.
>
> I can drag maximized windows from one monitor to the other. Find it
> annoying now when I'm on an MS Windows machine and have to un-maximize
> before I can drag a window.
> --
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