> > I'm not sure why you're clinging so hard to this. Let me guess. You have 2 > monitors that are exactly the same size, and you keep them right next to each > other. The fact that people would have two monitors of the same exact size is > rare. And if you do have different sizes, how to you like it when windows are > placed where you can't see them? or can only see part of them? >
What you have missed is that Marc does not use Xinerama much. Instead he actually uses blackbox's support for multiple Screen's. A window opened under one screen can not be moved to the other. You do not get dead areas, mix matched windows, etc. So from his point of view this problem does not exist. In fact it goes against the point of Xinerama which is to glue several monitors together to create large video screens for demos and movies. As you may guess, others disagree with some of his views but from a purely fact based view point his is 100% correct.
