Re: Persistent configuration of multihead screen

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On Tue July 11 2023 00:00:16 Ran Talbott via tde-users wrote:
> Running R14.0.12 on Ubuntu 20.04
>
> I have two 1920x1080 monitors that I use as one 3840x1080 X screen. On
> startup, TDM has the left and right monitors "swapped". I can manually
> rearrange them once I'm logged in, but that's annoying. Especially because
> the configuration program does something weird to the color map on one
> monitor, so I have to logout and log back in.
>
> It would be nice to have a "save configuration" option when doing a manual
> setup, but I suspect the developers have more important things to do  ;-)
>
> I've found two suggestions for solving this problem. One is to add an
> xrandr command to my .xinitrc (which I don't actually have at the moment),
> and the other is to put a configuration into xorg.conf (which I also don't
> have now. And which worries me a bit, because the structure of /etc/X11 has
> changed quite a bit since I last had to fiddle with it, years ago. The
> Ubuntu installer developers have gotten really good at getting it right
> automagically...)
>
> The latter seems preferable, since it would bring TDM up in the proper
> configuration, but it's not clear whether I'd need to do a complete X
> configuration with all the various devices in it.
>
> If you have some experience with this, please let me know;
> a. whether TDM will freak out if I do an xrandr in the middle of login
> b. how much of an x configuration I need to create to position the
> monitors, or c. whether there's a TDM config file I can fiddle to make it
> arrange the monitors.

Hi Ran,

It's been some years since I setup my multi-monitor configuration.
I'm now using R14.1.0.

IIRC I used T-Menu / Trinity Control Center / System Administration /
/ Monitor and Display / Resolution and Layout.  At some point in the process
it asks for root password.  It seems to preserve my layout over reboots and
upgrades.

FWIW I also have T-Menu / System / Screen Resize & Rotate running in my
panel which automatically returns after every reboot.

There's at least one other mechanism which I don't personally use which is
T-Menu / Trinity Control Center / Peripherals / Display / Multiple Monitors.

Hopefully one or more of these will work for you.

--Mike
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