> On Fri, Jan 25, 2002 at 06:05:32PM -0500,
> Stephen Towler wrote:
> > Please count me in support of patch for
> desktop-friendly xinerama support. I tested Mr.
> Chu's xinerama patch on my dual-head setup but
> it does not currently appear to have any effect
> on how windows and menus behave (i.e. maximizing
> a window still causes it to span both monitors,
> etc.).
> > 
> > Here is how I installed the patch, followed by
> my XF84Config-4 file:
> > 
> > /hdb/dl]$ tar -zxvf blackbox-0.62.0.tar.gz
> > /hdb/dl]$ patch -p0 <blackbox+xinerama.diff
> > patching file blackbox-0.62.0/configure
> > patching file blackbox-0.62.0/configure.in
> > patching file blackbox-0.62.0/src/Basemenu.cc
> > patching file blackbox-0.62.0/src/Screen.cc
> > patching file blackbox-0.62.0/src/Screen.hh
> > patching file blackbox-0.62.0/src/Slit.cc
> > patching file blackbox-0.62.0/src/Toolbar.cc
> > patching file blackbox-0.62.0/src/Window.cc
> > patching file
> blackbox-0.62.0/src/Workspace.cc
> > patching file blackbox-0.62.0/src/blackbox.cc
> > 
> > (then manually spot-checked whether files were
> patched correctly)
> > 
> > Log out of X, 
> > ./configure
> > make
> > make install
> > startx -- +xinerama
> > 
> > ______________________________________
> > 
> > /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 :
> *snip*
> >         Screen     "screen2" Leftof "screen1"
> *snip*
> 
> I believe this is the "problem".  I never did
> any tests with any other
> set ups other than my own (which is RightOf). 
> This weekend I don't
> think I have too much homework to do.  If I can
> find some time I'll play
> around with other setups and find out why they
> break things.
> 
> Thanks for all the info.  Now I know why
> developers want lots ;)
> 

Let me save you a step: I switched my setup to RighOf (like your own) and I still 
don't get desktop-appropriate behavior.

much appreciation,
Stephen

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