Hello!
I've been fighting now 2 days already with the ATI driver & Dual Display.
ATI Driver (RPMFusion) works fine with 1 display. I have 2 x 27" identical displays and
when using Multi-Display to get one big desktop. 2nd display is just with white
screen and I cannot move anything from display one to there.
during bootup, on my system with the radeon kms driver, my displays turn off (both showing 'no signal' messages) between grub and lightdm.
grub displays normally, lightdm graphical login displays normally and x displays and works normally.
I have 2 nvidia cards with three monitors Left (0), Middle (1), and Right (2). I have to use xinerama to make them all one desktop because xrandr only joins 0 and 1, leaving 2 as a separate desktop. My understanding is that xrandr can ONLY join two desktops, which is why I am using xinerama.
After MUCH trouble, I have three displays, all one desktop. But, there is a problem.
Updated this weekend from 10.04 to 11.10 and now when I boot, I get the standard "Mythbuntu" boot screen then sections of text, then blank screen, then text, then blank scree, etc until I finally just get a black screen.
I am Running an ATI video card HDMI out to TV.
I'm setting up a customised single-purpose Linux image. It's based on OpenSUSE, and it uses Plymouth to display some nice graphics during startup and shutdown. The trouble is, for reasons beyond my comprehension, the Plymouth display keeps turning off.
I'm running 12.10 on a dell e5400 laptop and I used xrandr to get the dual monitors working that I connect through a laptop dock. I used xrandr again to switch back to the laptop display when I undocked. The problem is, after a restart, the laptop seems to want to come back up with the dual monitor configuration and the laptop screen stays blank.
Running Nouveau driver on an nVidia GTS250 dual head card with 2560x1600 primary and 1920x1080 secondary displays connected. The login screen gets mirrored on both monitors at the lower of the two resolutions.
I just purchased a TripleHead2Go and configured it using OSX. What this box does is simply take 1-3 multiple external monitors and combine their signal into one single resolution. I'm using two external 1920x1080 displays with it, bringing my display size to 3940x1080, alongside my laptop's regular display of 1920x1200.
Trying to run Evolution on openSuSE 12.1 without success. It starts up (eventually, super slow even on this pretty beefy box) and gives me a window with "Evolution Setup Assistant" on the title bar and 2 buttons at the bottom right (one has a stop sign and the other a couple dots and an arrow). No text anywhere else on the window.