What I'm seeing is that the "primary display" gets put to the wrong monitor (the external monitor) on my laptop. This happens when using the nvidia-settings app and the external monitor is the same resolution as the laptop display. The nvidia-settings app also changes the primary display to the correct one (as by the checkbox at least) if I load the app and quit without changes.
If I missed a thread with this already, I'm sorry. Please point me to the right one.
So, I'm not sure how to tell what is causing this without lots of experimentation with versions of packages. And since there is a work-around (starting & quitting app with no changes) and its my primary computer for work, I'd rather do less intrusive stuff. Anyone have ideas? I could file a bug report too if I knew better what information to supply and where to supply it. It will probably fall on dead-ears if its NVidia, but I thought I'd at least ask... :-X
Oh, and config information: Ubuntu 9.10, with kubuntu-desktop added (don't ask ), fully updated as of 2/3/2010 (i.e. X.org 11.0, server 1.6.4, etc.), NVIDIA accelerated drivers version 185.15.36, NV-Control Version 1.18, Apple Macbook Pro (version 3,1), ViewSonic VA2626WM.
If I missed a thread with this already, I'm sorry. Please point me to the right one.
So, I'm not sure how to tell what is causing this without lots of experimentation with versions of packages. And since there is a work-around (starting & quitting app with no changes) and its my primary computer for work, I'd rather do less intrusive stuff. Anyone have ideas? I could file a bug report too if I knew better what information to supply and where to supply it. It will probably fall on dead-ears if its NVidia, but I thought I'd at least ask... :-X
Oh, and config information: Ubuntu 9.10, with kubuntu-desktop added (don't ask ), fully updated as of 2/3/2010 (i.e. X.org 11.0, server 1.6.4, etc.), NVIDIA accelerated drivers version 185.15.36, NV-Control Version 1.18, Apple Macbook Pro (version 3,1), ViewSonic VA2626WM.
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