Indeed, checking whether the minimal dialog is already running sounds
like a sane feature request.
I have forwarded it upstream, where it belongs, so we can close this bugreport.
https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11169
** Bug watch added: Xfce Bugzilla #11169
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Ok,
Same as the other bug report
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-settings/+bug/1369713) : if it
is a rare issue, you are right that we do not need a information message.
But for "the second problem" (dual pop-up) : I might be wrong but is it
difficult to had a test to see if "xf
I'm not sure adding that info would really help. I mean that'd be like
adding a disclaimer to every website: "This site might not display
correctly in your browser." ;)
The fact that the minimal dialogs pops up could be due to the fact that
only then your graphics card sends the correct signal, so
Hi,
Thanks for the fast answer.
If it is a common problem, it would be appropriate in my sense to inform the
user in the xfce4-display-settings window by adding something like : "does not
work with all devices".
And the second problem remains :
When you start "xfce4-display-settings -m" via
Hi, this is most likely a problem with the graphics card/driver not sending off
the correct signal (i.e. that a new display has been connected), hence there is
not much we can do about this.
>From what we've tested, this happens a lot with the analogue VGA connectors,
>seemingly only some graphi
Sorry, after more testing I saw that my explanations are not good. In
fact, I see two different problems (which might go in 2 different bug
reports...) :
If the above box is tick and an external screen connected :
- nothing appears ->
- when you manually open "xfce4-display-settings", it als
