11 May
2017
11 May
'17
4:37 a.m.
On Thu, 11 May 2017 12:31:24 +1200
ant <aw30(a)sayne.org> wrote:
On Thu, 11 May 2017, Nick Koretsky wrote:
This line indicates that you do not get what i am talking about :) In X
terminology screen refers not to a physical device but to a logical
abstraction, a screen can have more that one physical display. Trinity
Control Center only works with multiple displays within a single screen, not
with multiple screens.
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Nick Koretsky (nick.koretsky(a)gmail.com)
Hi!
I decided to connect my TV as second monitor and am trying different
configurations. First i tried a "normal" xrandr approach and didnt liked
the result - no negative coordinates (0x0 is always a left most screen
- so i would have to learn to switch to left screen by moving mouse to
the right if i want my TV located physically to the left act as an
secondary monitor) and virtual desktops switching on both monitors
(afaik trinity have no support for separate virtual desktops in
different monitors? i hope i am wrong but doesnt looks so :( ). So i
wanted to try a multiple screens (in X sense) approach but hit a
roadblock. As soon as i add Screen 1 "Philips" LeftOf "ZR24w"
line to my xorg.conf and do tdm-trinity restart i am greeted with "this
computer is locked enter password to unlock" on a TV and there is no
escape from it other than killing X. Entering password just make it
blink for a second and return back.
Can this be somehow avoided or trinity is incapable of working on
multiple screens?
Trinity is definitely capable of working with multiple screens.
I have a 3840x2160 screen on the left and a 1920x1200 screen rotated 90
degrees on the right.
All set up with the Trinity Control Center.