6 Jun
2024
6 Jun
'24
7:51 p.m.
I use a Lenovo X390, MX-Linux 21.3, with one user using xfce (the "original"
DE) and the other using TDE.
When I plug in HDMI (for a beamer, in this case), xfce can easily be set up to
mirror the display.
When I use TDE and connect the Beamer (seen as HDMI-2), TDE automatically
extends my screen to the beamer. xrandr -- output HDMI-2 --same-as eDP1
(where eDP-1 is the internal screen) does mirror the screen, but it remains
extended.
Now if I run "Configure Displays" and select "Enable local Display control
for
this session" (which was not activated), I do get the mirroring I am looking
for. But if I click "Apply" the screen turn to psychedelic colours - seems to
be wating for me to validate the choice, what I can't do and anyway would not
as it's unusable. After a while the sceens returns to my desktop, albeit stil
psychedelic, and I must log out / log in to get my desktop back.
So for the time being that means I have to use xfce when I need the beamer.
Anyone knows what's going on and what I should do to mirror my 1920x1080
screen to the HDMI beamer?
Thierry
6 Jun
6 Jun
8:02 p.m.
This is a known major bug and has already been reported.
https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/gitea/TDE/tdebase/issues/163
Unfortunately we still don't know the cause. Apparently the display configuration
module somehow messes up while trying to set the settings with XRandR.
Meanwhile you can use another tool like LXrandr or the CLI. I have also written a small
TDE app for my own needs with three simple options, disable HDMI, mirror and extend (side
of screen selectable). It is a wrapper around the xrandr tool so it shouldn't mess up
anything:
https://github.com/blu256/tde-easy-projector
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Philippe M.
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Την 6/6/24 10:51 μ.μ., Thierry de Coulon via tde-users ο/η
<users(a)trinitydesktop.org> έγραψε:
I use a Lenovo X390, MX-Linux 21.3, with one user
using xfce (the "original"
DE) and the other using TDE.
When I plug in HDMI (for a beamer, in this case), xfce can easily be set up to
mirror the display.
When I use TDE and connect the Beamer (seen as HDMI-2), TDE automatically
extends my screen to the beamer. xrandr -- output HDMI-2 --same-as eDP1
(where eDP-1 is the internal screen) does mirror the screen, but it remains
extended.
Now if I run "Configure Displays" and select "Enable local Display
control for
this session" (which was not activated), I do get the mirroring I am looking
for. But if I click "Apply" the screen turn to psychedelic colours - seems to
be wating for me to validate the choice, what I can't do and anyway would not
as it's unusable. After a while the sceens returns to my desktop, albeit stil
psychedelic, and I must log out / log in to get my desktop back.
So for the time being that means I have to use xfce when I need the beamer.
Anyone knows what's going on and what I should do to mirror my 1920x1080
screen to the HDMI beamer?
Thierry
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7 Jun
7 Jun
9:21 a.m.
On 2024/06/07 05:02 AM, blu.256 via tde-users wrote:
This is a known major bug and has already been
reported.
https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/gitea/TDE/tdebase/issues/163
Unfortunately we still don't know the cause. Apparently the display configuration
module somehow messes up while trying to set the settings with XRandR.
Meanwhile you can use another tool like LXrandr or the CLI. I have also written a small
TDE app for my own needs with three simple options, disable HDMI, mirror and extend (side
of screen selectable). It is a wrapper around the xrandr tool so it shouldn't mess up
anything:
https://github.com/blu256/tde-easy-projector
--
Philippe M.
Hi Philippe,
how about we add tde-easy-projector to TDE? It may be a temporary thing, till the time we
fix the real issue, but sure
it would be quite useful for users. What do you think?
Cheers
Michele
6 Jun
6 Jun
10:26 p.m.
Thierry de Coulon composed on 2024-06-06 21:51 (UTC+0200):
I use a Lenovo X390,
What graphics chip(s) in yours?
MX-Linux 21.3, with one user using xfce (the
"original"
DE)
What doc(s) establish that? It could depend on how original is defined. If going
by available official 1.0 release, then it seems clear that it is. If it's defined
by initial downloadable pre-alpha for looksee, then it's not clear based on the
looking I did. If defined by project start, then either it or KDE could be the
title holder. All I've found for project start dates are "late 1996" for
both. I
was quite surprised to learn "original" release of Gnome wasn't until after
both,
in 1999.
(rest of possible reply pending GPU answer)
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7 Jun
7 Jun
6:39 a.m.
Anno domini 2024 Thu, 6 Jun 18:26:22 -0400
Felix Miata via tde-users scripsit:
Thierry de Coulon composed on 2024-06-06 21:51
(UTC+0200):
As a doc for FVWM it has come a long way :) I had tried it some decade go, but (like
windowmaker) it did not stick. That time the "original" CDE was still around and
the new clone did not come up to the original. Other WMs of the time like OpenView were
way more intriguing. There's a clone more close to the original (based on fvwm) called
NsCDE https://github.com/NsCDE/NsCDE - just if you are curious.
I use a Lenovo X390,
What graphics chip(s) in yours?
MX-Linux 21.3, with one user using xfce (the
"original"
DE)
What doc(s) establish that? It could depend on how original is defined. If going
by available official 1.0 release, then it seems clear that it is. If it's defined
by initial downloadable pre-alpha for looksee, then it's not clear based on the
looking I did. If defined by project start, then either it or KDE could be the
title holder. All I've found for project start dates are "late 1996" for
both. I
was quite surprised to learn "original" release of Gnome wasn't until after
both,
in 1999.
(rest of possible reply pending GPU answer)
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6 Jun
6 Jun
11:45 p.m.
On Thu June 6 2024 12:51:55 Thierry de Coulon via tde-users wrote:
I use a Lenovo X390, MX-Linux 21.3, with one user
using xfce (the
"original" DE) and the other using TDE.
When I plug in HDMI (for a beamer, in this case), xfce can easily be set up
to mirror the display.
When I use TDE and connect the Beamer (seen as HDMI-2), TDE automatically
extends my screen to the beamer. xrandr -- output HDMI-2 --same-as eDP1
(where eDP-1 is the internal screen) does mirror the screen, but it remains
extended.
Now if I run "Configure Displays" and select "Enable local Display
control
for this session" (which was not activated), I do get the mirroring I am
looking for. But if I click "Apply" the screen turn to psychedelic colours
- seems to be wating for me to validate the choice, what I can't do and
anyway would not as it's unusable. After a while the sceens returns to my
desktop, albeit stil psychedelic, and I must log out / log in to get my
desktop back.
So for the time being that means I have to use xfce when I need the beamer.
Anyone knows what's going on and what I should do to mirror my 1920x1080
screen to the HDMI beamer?
FWIW I use T-Menu / System / Screen Size & Rotate to position my three
displays and things work fine provided the Brightness and Gamma controls
are on default (all 2.2). Any gamma deviation from default and it looks
like a bad CGA display and I have to reboot (or run the NVidia X Server
Settings tool which also manages to fix whatever broke).
--Mike
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