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Title:
12.04 Setting for multiple monitors not stored
Status in “xorg” package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Thinkpad T430 (1600x900) and Lenovo 23" monitor (1920x1080)
My problem is very similar to the one described in Ubuntu question:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/194390/settings-for-multiple-monitors-
are-not-stored
I have side-by-side monitors (monitor (left); thinkpad (right)) with
both at their full resolutions, extended desktop with the dock on the
monitor (not the thinkpad). This is an awesome setup and I'm really
pleased with how shiny Unity looks. :) I can also switch Fn+f7 from
that to thinkpad-only and back again. Which is perfect.
Unfortunately, when I reboot, the settings are lost and the monitors
are put back to 'mirror' (with the rubbish resolutions that that
causes), the dock is put on my laptop screen, and the screens are
swapped round (right-to-left). So I have to redo the settings each
morning.
While there are suggested workarounds in the Ubuntu question (above),
I think the Display Settings that have been selected should be
retained across boots. Otherwise, the Display Settings dialog just
seems flaky.
Thanks.
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