On 2014-05-25 12:03 (GMT+0200) Thomas Lübking composed:
Felix Miata wrote:
If you use KDE and upgrade to a version newer than 4.10.5 you may find it
easier to use the KDE display configuration tool instead of xorg.conf,
because KDE will want to ignore xorg.conf anyway in newer versions.
Not sure, but
I wrote what I wrote because of what Àlex Fiestas wrote at the end of
http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-hardware-devel/2013-August/002360.html and
because of as yet unfixed https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=317929 which
taken together suggested a fix in the form of kscreen-1.1 would be
forthcoming late last summer. Yet, kscreen has only reached 1.07x or so some
3/4 year later, and KDE versions since 4.10.5 and krandr replacement by
kscreen remain prone to disregard xorg.conf display configuration settings.
On 2014-05-25 02:56 (GMT) [email protected] composed:
We wanted to display a different application GUI on each monitor.
that sounds as if she was after a zaphod setup (to run KDE on one and GNOME on
the other head, or just different user sessions)
I do different simultaneous user sessions with different display
configurations, and often find after the prerequisite kdedrc setting to have
xorg.conf respected:
[Module-kscreen]
autoload=false
has been set that it has been undone by a version update/upgrade and I have
to log out of KDE and either reset it false or restore the whole thing after
finding both lines missing from kdedrc.
The OP was rather brief. Maybe
http://www.x.org/wiki/Development/Documentation/Multiseat/ is where the OP
should start.
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