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Matthew Gillen wrote: > The correct steps for hooking up to external displays is, in my experience, > highly dependent on your video chipset. At work I have one set of dell > laptops that will plug-n-play with an external monitor (ie boot up, then plug > in the monitor, restart X, and bam, it works), but my personal laptop, which > is also dell but has an Nvidia Quadro card, I have to go in to xorg.conf and > set up TwinView for it to work properly (using the proprietary drivers for the > latter, obviously). > With NVidia, I use the nvidia-settings app to manage it. I have to manually add: Option "TwinViewXineramaInfo" "true" to my xorg.conf to make the driver send what Xfce needs to recognize that I have two displays not one huge one. Ryan Pugatch Systems Administrator, TripAdvisor
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