On 6/2/20 2:46 PM, Marc MERLIN wrote:
> I took my older thinkpad, with a somewhat older E and older debian and
> sysvinit 9no systemd), and I made it a desktop machine.
> i installed the nvidia driver on it, because I don't care about battery
> use anymore.
>
> I have the screen setup as secondary (4K panel, 4K screen).
> When the screen turns off, E takes all the windows and puts them on the
> first screen, which is understandable.
> When the screen turns back on, it doesn't move the windows back, so I
> have to move them all one by one every time.
>
> Does newer E deal with this better and auto save/restore positions on
> secondary screens with the nvidia driver? (I noticed that the driver
> does not cause E to popup its secondary screen setup which does pop up
> if I use the i915 driver, so E may not deal with those screen
> add/removes the same way)
Newer e doesn't do this better, would be nice if it did I also have this
issue alot.
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