I downgraded xorg to testing to see if that would be a work around, and it did. I downgraded all of the following packages:
I did, basically:
for i in `dpkg -l | egrep 'xserver|xorg' | awk '{print $2}'`; do echo
$i/testing; done > /tmp/tout && apt-get install `cat /tmp/tout`
Which removes nvidia-glx. I then grabbed the latest one and force-installed it:
dpkg --force-all -i nvidia...
Which is REALLY ugly, but it claims dependence on the newer xorg, and I
didn't feel like rebuilding with newer dependencies just for a test.
This works, I'm back on dual-display with Nvidia.
So it's something in the newer xorg and nvidia.
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