Thanks for following up. This bug report is being closed due to your last
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I no longer use an ATI video card.
Bryce Harrington wrote:
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> Hi malfist,
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> This bug was reported against an earlier version of Ubuntu, can you
> test if it still occurs on Lucid?
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> Please note we also provide technical support for older versions of
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Hi malfist,
This bug was reported against an earlier version of Ubuntu, can you
test if it still occurs on Lucid?
Please note we also provide technical support for older versions of
Ubuntu, but not in the bug tracker. Instead, to raise the issue through
norm
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Cannot move applications between X server displays
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/364990
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Cannot move applications between X server displays
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Why do the programs exit when disconnected from X? There could be some
in between but it may be difficult to implement. However, a jerky move
between screens is better than total prevention of the move. Is there
something that prevents this from being added? I'd work on writing the
code if there is
Thanks, but that is due to the architecture of Xorg. The "client"
applications connect to a server (one of your X displays). To move them
between displays, you would have to disconnect the client from the first
server, and reconnect it to the second server (no inbetween). Client
applications will u
