On 16.07.2015 11:19, Pete Biggs wrote:
Why do you configure your screens in that way and not just span a
single screen across both monitors? It's not a criticism, just
wondering if there is a different way to achieve what you want - having
multiple screens like this is not a "normal" way of doing things.
Yes, I know it's not the "normal" way but it's the way I have always
done it... :) I am a developer and I run my IDE on one desktop on
display 2 and my web browser on a different desktop on the same display,
databaseadmin app on yet a different desktop, etc...
At the same time, I have terminal window open that tail logfiles on
display 1.. And when I change desktop on display 2, I do not want to
change desktop at the same time on display 1, if you see.... :)
Ok, tried both and they both worked a couple times at first and then
the paste stopped working again... I can see the text I copied in
those
applications but they are just not there when I try to paste on the
other screen... (btw, it is the same when I try to paste something
into Evolution
from the other screen).
Clearly then Evolution is accessing a different clipboard buffer on
each screen - I wonder if it's something to do with GTK rather than X
itself. Do other pure Gnome applications show the same issues?
Can you mention some pure Gnome applications I can try?
BTJ
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