How to get information about connected monitors on Linux.
How to get information about your connected monitors on Linux. This is very easy.
How to get information about your connected monitors on Linux. This is very easy.
The MATE desktop; when used with dual monitors by default only shows the panels on one screen or the other. The solution is to right-click on the panels and opt to add a new panel. Then drag this new panel to the other screen end on to the first panel. This will give you a … Read more
This extension allows you to have a panel on both monitors with Gnome Shell 3.6. I use this extension and it works perfectly, allowing the Gnome Shell desktop to properly span both screens with a panel on each one: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/323/multiple-monitor-panels/. This extension allows you to have a Macintosh OSX styled dock on the left of … Read more
The Xfce4 desktop I have just tried on Linux Mint 14 is the best desktop environment to use if you are wanting to enjoy a dual monitor desktop. The panels can span across both monitors and the wallpaper can also be spanned across the dual screens. This means that it is a perfect desktop if … Read more
The Linux Mint 14 distribution is out and everything works well; but dual monitors will not work for me at all. I have two monitors; one connected via DVI and one via HDMI and they are both the same resolution. I am using an ATI graphics card and I can not get the dual monitor … Read more
I have been trying to get dual monitors working in Ubuntu 12.10 and I have not had much luck at all; using the Linux Mint 13 distribution I managed to get this working; I used the arandr utility to set up the dual monitor desktop and it worked perfectly. I have a 3360*1050 pixels desktop … Read more