To have screensaver hide only 'top' of my two displays (positioned one above the other with top slightly right)
- tick "Keep monitors attached"
- move a monitor so they snap together
- in screensaver click 'preview' or wait until it kicks in
The screensaver will only show on top display, bottom will not be hidden.
To have screensaver work on both displays
- untick "Keep monitors attached"
- position monitors so a tiny gap exists between them
- in screensaver click 'preview' or wait until it kicks in
The screensaver will cover both displays.
I think the "Keep Monitors attached" causes a pixel (or two?) to overlap (when dropped & they 'snap' together to 'be attached'; upstream have claimed to have fixed this - but I got confused trying to test their 'patch'; so whilst Dan may have included the patch downstream in Lubuntu maybe it didn't work as well as hoped (and I didn't report upstream)...
On d960 box..
To have screensaver hide only 'top' of my two displays (positioned one above the other with top slightly right)
- tick "Keep monitors attached"
- move a monitor so they snap together
- in screensaver click 'preview' or wait until it kicks in
The screensaver will only show on top display, bottom will not be hidden.
To have screensaver work on both displays
- untick "Keep monitors attached"
- position monitors so a tiny gap exists between them
- in screensaver click 'preview' or wait until it kicks in
The screensaver will cover both displays.
I think the "Keep Monitors attached" causes a pixel (or two?) to overlap (when dropped & they 'snap' together to 'be attached'; upstream have claimed to have fixed this - but I got confused trying to test their 'patch'; so whilst Dan may have included the patch downstream in Lubuntu maybe it didn't work as well as hoped (and I didn't report upstream)...