[Bug 1880418] Re: Secondary monitor config not working

2024-04-03 Thread ԜаӀtеr Ⅼарсһуnѕkі
** Changed in: lxqt-session (Ubuntu)
   Status: Confirmed => Triaged

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[Bug 1880418] Re: Secondary monitor config not working

2024-03-31 Thread ԜаӀtеr Ⅼарсһуnѕkі
Assigning to Simon since it sounds like he has a handle on how to fix
this. If not, perhaps he can elaborate on the reasons behind his last
comment.

** Changed in: lxqt-session (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: (unassigned) => Simon Quigley (tsimonq2)

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[Bug 1880418] Re: Secondary monitor config not working

2020-06-08 Thread Jon Atkinson
What I have seen with this bug and others is that there is a permissions
issue within the lxqt environment.  I as a user would want the ability
to save and have a separate profile for "my user" using lxqt, rather
than having to use sudo and elevated permissions to save the desired
changes, no. Doing so now fixes the change for everyone, rather than an
individual user. Thus the user who filed the bug where he make the
modification to make his mouse left-handed and it works until he reboots
and has to make the change again as the user-level change was not saved
as expected.  Thus this bug as well fits into that category.  So what I
dislike is that these bugs are coded as one-off, as they effect just one
user.  I disagree.  These bugs affect everyone and there are many left-
handed people.  Many do not want to got to the time and trouble of
filing a bug and following up with it.  Or just accept that something
does not work as expected and make the needed modification on an as
needed basis; as they know that is what they need to do in order for
them to function.  In my case I identified the bug, identified a work
around, as well identified the root source.  It would be nice that
someone collect these like bugs and classify them accordingly; then fix
the underlying permissions or missing mechanism to have a user level
config file problem in either the current and/or future versions. Else
document the work around for all to find more readily.

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[Bug 1880418] Re: Secondary monitor config not working

2020-05-24 Thread Jon Atkinson
it appears that if I use the following:
   >lxqt-sudo lxrandr, 
the configuration will save. 

Sadly the man page for lxrandr provides no real assistance and after
some investigating came across the lxqt-sudo information in the LUBUNTU
manual. And the xorg randr via thinkwiki, I was able to assemble the
information needed.  Suggestion to provide a notification when lxrandr
is used via the gui to run it manually in the other fashion.
Additionally, there is nothing in the LUBUNTU  manual that explains the
lxranr interface.

As well the lxqt-sudo write up in the manual could provide an expansion
as to when it could be/should be used.

I would extrapolate that bug 1860918 could possible be resolved using
lxqt-sudo if the end use knew what to use with this.  I did not find a
quick 'about' button to identify the mouse and keyboard config app's
name.

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[Bug 1880418] Re: Secondary monitor config not working

2020-05-24 Thread Jon Atkinson
lxrandr is the program that is launched.

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