On Thu, 14 Mar 2013 12:10:25 -0400 Bernard Tremblay
<li...@imaginasys.fastmail.fm> said:

> 
>  I have a laptop that I use at work with 2 external monitors or,
>  sometime
>  at home or on the road, with only the laptop display.
>  
>  When I start Enlightenement at work I execute a script that call xrandr
>  to set the display on the 2 external monitors otherwise I let it use
>  the
>  laptop screen. 
>  
>  Now, the problem I'm facing is that the multiple desktop seems to be
>  associated with each of the screens.  I use to have 4 desktops on my
>  display, so when at work, I have 4 desktops on the left display and 4
>  other desktops on the right display.  Is there way to configure E17 to
>  keep the desktops common for both externals display ?  I would like to
>  have 4 desktop shared for all monitors.
>  
>  
>  The screen script does the following actions with xrandr when I'm at
>  work :
>  
>      xrandr --output VGA1 -s 3840x1080
>      xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 1920x1080
>      xrandr  --output HDMI2 --mode 1920x1080
>      xrandr  --output HDMI2 --right-of VGA1
>  
>  Regards,

no. you get NxM desktops per screen. that's how the code works. :) reason:
screens can be different sizes, so now a desktop will change size depending
which screen it displays on. also how do u handle the case where a user wants
to display the3 same desktop on BOTH screens at once? you can't. so it's just
too problematic.

>  -- 
>    Bernard Tremblay
>    pub...@imaginasys.fastmail.fm
>  
>     ...Moi, je suis PC (x86_64) et formater windows, c'était MON idée
> 
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