| 2014-11-14 14:17:31 |
Jeremy Jao |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2014-11-14 14:18:09 |
Jeremy Jao |
tags |
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nvidia |
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| 2014-11-14 14:18:21 |
Jeremy Jao |
tags |
nvidia |
multi-monitor nvidia |
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| 2014-11-14 14:18:45 |
Jeremy Jao |
tags |
multi-monitor nvidia |
cinnamon multi-monitor nvidia |
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| 2014-11-14 14:40:21 |
Jeremy Jao |
description |
Version/Specs:
- Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon
- Nvidia Quadro K2200
- Nvidia Drivers: xorg-peppers ppa 140 (using these xorg settings)
- ASUS P287Q (DP 1.2) - main monitor supposedly (most things look great but dual monitors with different DPI is weird)
- Lenovo Thinkcentre 1600x1200 (DVI) - 2nd monitor
Some background:
When I made the computer, the card automatically assumes the DVI port is the first monitor especially during boot, but obviously, I changed the settings via nvidia settings in sudo to make my main monitor the ASUS.
What I do is that I will lock the screen for 20+ minutes and leave it idle. It doesn't matter I tell Cinnamon to turn off the monitors after a certain time or not.
What happens is that the main monitor will move to the Lenovo monitor when I lock the screen as said above. When I log in from a log-out or clean reboot.
I expect that when I log back in from the lock screen, the main monitor will be the ASUS Monitor. To fix the problem, I have to log out and log back in.
This problem happens 100% of the time. |
Version/Specs:
- Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon
- Nvidia Quadro K2200
- Nvidia Drivers: xorg-peppers ppa 140 (using these xorg settings)
- ASUS P287Q (DP 1.2) - main monitor supposedly (most things look great but dual monitors with different DPI is weird)
- Lenovo ThinkVision 1600x1200 (DVI) - 2nd monitor
Some background:
When I made the computer, the card automatically assumes the DVI port is the first monitor especially during boot, but obviously, I changed the settings via nvidia settings in sudo to make my main monitor the ASUS.
What I do is that I will lock the screen for 20+ minutes and leave it idle. It doesn't matter I tell Cinnamon to turn off the monitors after a certain time or not.
What happens is that the main monitor will move to the Lenovo monitor when I lock the screen as said above. When I log in from a log-out or clean reboot.
I expect that when I log back in from the lock screen, the main monitor will be the ASUS Monitor. To fix the problem, I have to log out and log back in.
This problem happens 100% of the time. |
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| 2014-11-14 14:40:35 |
Jeremy Jao |
description |
Version/Specs:
- Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon
- Nvidia Quadro K2200
- Nvidia Drivers: xorg-peppers ppa 140 (using these xorg settings)
- ASUS P287Q (DP 1.2) - main monitor supposedly (most things look great but dual monitors with different DPI is weird)
- Lenovo ThinkVision 1600x1200 (DVI) - 2nd monitor
Some background:
When I made the computer, the card automatically assumes the DVI port is the first monitor especially during boot, but obviously, I changed the settings via nvidia settings in sudo to make my main monitor the ASUS.
What I do is that I will lock the screen for 20+ minutes and leave it idle. It doesn't matter I tell Cinnamon to turn off the monitors after a certain time or not.
What happens is that the main monitor will move to the Lenovo monitor when I lock the screen as said above. When I log in from a log-out or clean reboot.
I expect that when I log back in from the lock screen, the main monitor will be the ASUS Monitor. To fix the problem, I have to log out and log back in.
This problem happens 100% of the time. |
Version/Specs:
- Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon
- Nvidia Quadro K2200
- Nvidia Drivers: xorg-peppers ppa nvidia-140 (using these xorg settings)
- ASUS P287Q (DP 1.2) - main monitor supposedly (most things look great but dual monitors with different DPI is weird)
- Lenovo ThinkVision 1600x1200 (DVI) - 2nd monitor
Some background:
When I made the computer, the card automatically assumes the DVI port is the first monitor especially during boot, but obviously, I changed the settings via nvidia settings in sudo to make my main monitor the ASUS.
What I do is that I will lock the screen for 20+ minutes and leave it idle. It doesn't matter I tell Cinnamon to turn off the monitors after a certain time or not.
What happens is that the main monitor will move to the Lenovo monitor when I lock the screen as said above. When I log in from a log-out or clean reboot.
I expect that when I log back in from the lock screen, the main monitor will be the ASUS Monitor. To fix the problem, I have to log out and log back in.
This problem happens 100% of the time. |
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