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James Kosin wrote:

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This is really OFF TOPIC; but, I found this interesting reading this

morning.

http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=printArticleBasic&articleId=905 4178

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/946676/en-us?spid=12624

Have FUN,
James
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Good news for linux fans!!!

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On Thursday 20 December 2007 20:54:36 Sid Arth wrote:

What card are you using? I was just wondering if anybody else is having t=

roubles with nvidia cards and two monitors?

As i mention, I have an Intel i855.
A friend of mine [cc'ed], with whom I've been making a few tests with multi=
=2Dmonitors, has a NVidia and under gutsy, has no trouble at all.

On Dec 16, 2007 6:58 PM, (``-_-=C2=B4=C2=B4) -- Fernando <ubuntu@bugabund=

o.net> wrote:

> Hi there.
> I meant to write this email to Ubuntu-Desktop ML, but since you brought=

this topic, I'll reply here.

>
> Last Saturday, I did a small presentation on apt-cacher, and using Ubun=

tu Hardy, without any xorg.conf due to the new X 7.3 and xrandr 1.2, and pl=
ug-in for=20
the

> first time a projector (@ 1024x768 vs 1280x800 12.1" LCD) with hardy on=

my 855 Intel, it was a great surprise that (almost) everything "Just Worke=
d".

> After GDM started, I could see both screens. Sure, some parts of it wer=

e cut-off 'cause of the 1024<1280.

> After login, i just clicked on Grandr v0.2 applet and changed the resol=

ution to 1024. For some freak setting, my LCD got turned off, and I was lef=
t with only=20
the

> projector.
> I opened up a console, and typed xrandr --auto. My LCD turned on, the t=

op and bottom bars were set to 1024 px, but I still could see and use an ex=
tra=20
screen

> space at the right of the screen.
>
> Bottom line, at least on Hardy, most of it worked great, and even bette=

r then using displayconfig-gtk (which requires X restart) or grandr UI ( th=
at seems to=20
not

> work that great on current xrandr and crashs a bit).
> Didnt had the time to test using xrandr --left-of <output>/--right-of =

<output> (to have a dual-monitor system, instead of clone screen system) or=
--size (to=20
fix

> my LCD strange look), but I guess I'll give it a go with an external CR=

T/LCD this week.

>
> Sure, I agree with you, that the OS/X should (automatically) detect the=

the VGA is no longer in use, instead of requiring the [power]user to punc=
h=20
xrandr --auto,

> but I can live with it on an Alpha/Developement OS. My major peeve with=

my transaction from windows still remains the lack of S-Video / TV Out sup=
port on

> pre-9xx Intel GPUs.
>
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