At work I have laptop + external (hdmi) screen.
Yesterday I went home, woke laptop from sleep, and had no panel. Previously panel always went with 'primary' display, which was laptop with no external monitor, and external when connected. Which worked fine.
I tried logoff/logon, then reboot. Didn't fix it.
So I re-added panel, carefully setup as I wanted.
Today I connected external monitor. Now each display has it's own panel.
Seems like a regression.
That's happening to me too. Not everytime but happens.
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Původní zpráva Od: Neal Becker Odesláno: pátek, 21. srpna 2015 13:05 Komu: kde@lists.fedoraproject.org Odpovědět: Neal Becker Předmět: more multiscreen wierdness
At work I have laptop + external (hdmi) screen.
Yesterday I went home, woke laptop from sleep, and had no panel. Previously panel always went with 'primary' display, which was laptop with no external monitor, and external when connected. Which worked fine.
I tried logoff/logon, then reboot. Didn't fix it.
So I re-added panel, carefully setup as I wanted.
Today I connected external monitor. Now each display has it's own panel.
Seems like a regression.
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On 08/21/15 19:05, Neal Becker wrote:
At work I have laptop + external (hdmi) screen.
Yesterday I went home, woke laptop from sleep, and had no panel. Previously panel always went with 'primary' display, which was laptop with no external monitor, and external when connected. Which worked fine.
I tried logoff/logon, then reboot. Didn't fix it.
So I re-added panel, carefully setup as I wanted.
Today I connected external monitor. Now each display has it's own panel.
This happened to me one time a while back. What I found was that in "System Settings--->Hardware--->Display and Monitor--->Display Configuration" somehow one monitor was squarely on top of the other one. I just moved it to the "proper" configuration and everything was OK. Never found out what caused it and it hasn't happened again.
Ed Greshko wrote:
On 08/21/15 19:05, Neal Becker wrote:
At work I have laptop + external (hdmi) screen.
Yesterday I went home, woke laptop from sleep, and had no panel. Previously panel always went with 'primary' display, which was laptop with no external monitor, and external when connected. Which worked fine.
I tried logoff/logon, then reboot. Didn't fix it.
So I re-added panel, carefully setup as I wanted.
Today I connected external monitor. Now each display has it's own panel.
This happened to me one time a while back. What I found was that in "System Settings--->Hardware--->Display and Monitor--->Display Configuration" somehow one monitor was squarely on top of the other one. I just moved it to the "proper" configuration and everything was OK. Never found out what caused it and it hasn't happened again.
Well they're not on top of each other, and the external is set to primary, and I have a panel on each display.
On Friday 21 August 2015 08:11:06 Neal Becker wrote:
Well they're not on top of each other, and the external is set to primary, and I have a panel on each display.
I saw that on my wife setup but not on mine, on Fedora 22.
A workaround that was to un-select and then select again the primary desktop, the panel would change back to the primary display every second attempt.
Do not ask me why? :-)
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