Allowing two displays to overlap and show different sized viewports of the same desktop is totally permissible by X11 with RANDR. I can't think of any particular use case where you'd *want* it set up that way, but technically it is a permissible configuration as far as X is concerned. It is more of a question of policy.
While I think I can reproduce it under some circumstances with xrandr, I'm not sure that means we should implement the policy at the X level, or if it just means we have two config tools that need the same fix.
Allowing two displays to overlap and show different sized viewports of the same desktop is totally permissible by X11 with RANDR. I can't think of any particular use case where you'd *want* it set up that way, but technically it is a permissible configuration as far as X is concerned. It is more of a question of policy.
While I think I can reproduce it under some circumstances with xrandr, I'm not sure that means we should implement the policy at the X level, or if it just means we have two config tools that need the same fix.