On Thu, 2009-07-30 at 16:03 -0700, Adam Williamson wrote: > I remember seeing a recent announcement from the X guys that henceforth, > X will be defaulting to side-by-side mode on systems with multiple > displays, rather than clone mode. > > I just realized this may have implications for anaconda. Is whatever WM > we load anaconda in capable of handling this, or are we going to wind up > with anaconda centred across the middle of both displays on systems with > two monitors? mini-wm is a focus-only window manager. It doesn't modify requested window positions; wherever you ask to be placed, there you are. anaconda itself doesn't ask for anything special in terms of main UI placement, that I can see. I believe gtk's placement algorithm will try to avoid placing us across screen boundaries though. - ajax
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