With Hardy, the compiz seems to support the hack i used in Beryl. Here's
a solution:
make a script with these two lines (i.e. ~/.compiz-dual.sh)
## start compiz
DISPLAY=:0.0 compiz --only-current-screen --replace &
sleep 3
DISPLAY=:0.1 compiz --only-current-screen --replace &
then in gnome-session-manager add a new program:
sh ~/.compiz-dual.sh
this hack just runs a simple script a log-in, if you use the defualt
name it's hidden, the script restarts compiz as two seperate sessions
along both heads: note the DISPLAY=#.# line. You might need to change
the numbers, a quick way to test weather your screens are 0.1 and 0,0 is
to run (from the terminal,):
DISPLAY=:#.# gedit
that'll open gedit on which ever screen the numbers relate to.
** Changed in: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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[nvidia] slow gtk popup menus with gtk dual head
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/149764
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