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Status: In Progress = Fix Released
** Changed in: unity-2d
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Yes, I suspect my fix is now obsolete. Haven't formally tested my multi-
monitor scenarios with precise to confirm yet though.
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What I read from the title of this bug, isn't it now obselete with the
new Unity behavior i.e. to have launcher on each display?
** Changed in: unity
Importance: High = Medium
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Michał Sawicz (saviq)
** Changed in: unity-2d
Milestone: None = 5.4
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Should I file a new bug for this or will you work on that too
eventually?
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No need for a new bug while this one is still in progress.
** Also affects: unity-2d
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Daniel, it doesn't seem to work for 12.04 right now. Are you aware of that?
I mean, dragging the black bar to the right most external monitor has no
effect. Launcher stays on the left laptop screen.
Sorry for hopping to another version of Ubuntu, but I'm testing Precise Alpha
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Joost, that is correct. The fix is not in 12.04 yet and my PPA only provides a
fix for 11.10:
https://launchpad.net/~vanvugt/+archive/unity/+packages
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Hi,
I installed the patch yesterday. Only to report - it works with Unity 3D,
ATI Radeon card and catalyst drivers.
Thank, you!
PS. I keep my finger crossed this fix will go into main repositories - it's
really useful.
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HI Daniel,
the grep command does not give me any output. I did however install all the
upgraded files from the ppa with synaptic.
I dragged the black bar in Display settings to the right external monitor but
without effect. Even after restart.
Did I miss something perhaps?
Thanks a lot for the
Joost, if that grep command returned nothing then you don't have the fix
installed. Because the fixed version in my PPA will always write
messages containing UScreen.
Please check your package versions with:
dpkg -l unity\* | less
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Ok I see what's happening now. The dpkg command tells me the fix is installed,
but it seems to be only for Unity3D, not for Unity2D.
And I'm using Unity2D since Unity3D is heavily slowed down with ATI cards using
the fglrx driver. Moving windows is chunky.
I logged back in with Unity3D and the
Ok all is solved now. I unchecked the Sync to VBlank option in ccsm and
the lag is gone in Unity3D. I'm now fully operational. :) Thanks!
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Good to hear. It sounds like this bug might be in unity-2d too. I
certainly haven't proposed a fix for 2D yet.
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Hi Daniel,
I'm using 11.10 with an ATI card (Radeon HD 3650) and I'm having this issue.
I installed the fix from your ppa, but no luck.
Basically, the launcher is always on the left screen (as specified by xrandr)
and the --primary flag (this is my way of defining the primary monitor) of
Joost, please run this command to confirm you are running the PPA version and
to gather useful info:
grep UScreen ~/.xsession-errors
And attach the output of the command here.
With drivers that have proper xrandr (all except NVIDIA), the preferred
way of changing the primary screen is in
Could use a fix or work around for 11.10
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A fix is available in ppa:vanvugt/unity,
https://launchpad.net/~vanvugt/+archive/unity
** Description changed:
WORKAROUND FOR 11.10:
- None available right now.
+ None available. But an early fix is available for 11.10 in
+ ppa:vanvugt/unity, https://launchpad.net/~vanvugt/+archive/unity
** Branch linked: lp:~vanvugt/unity/fix-742544-alt-trunk
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N!
This was working great since my post #73 above until I rebooted this
morning. Now the launcher is back to being stuck all the way on the left
monitor and the settings-Displays does not have the black bar for me to
drag the launcher back to the middle of my desktop (left side of my
Are you using NVIDIA driver with TwinView?
My config after reboot the computer is still OK.
grep UScreen ~/.xsession-errors
UScreen: Screen geometry changed:
UScreen:#0: ? 1680x1050 +1280+0
UScreen:#1: ? 1280x1024 +0+0
UScreen: No primary monitor has been configured via Xrandr.
UScreen:
Looks like these got updated in the past day:
gnome-control-center 1:3.2.1-0ubuntu1 = 1:3.2.2-0ubuntu1
gnome-control-center-data 1:3.2.1-0ubuntu1 = 1:3.2.2-0ubuntu1
libgnome-control-center1 1:3.2.1-0ubuntu1 = 1:3.2.2-0ubuntu1
Could that be it?
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Hi David,
Yes, NVIDIA with TwinView.
Nothing in my xsession-errors about UScreen at all. I renamed the old
one, logged out and then back in again and ran the System-
Settings-Displays and attached the resulting xsession-errors here.
See anything interesting in there?
** Attachment added:
Very strange - I just noticed it looks like I have unity-2d running? Why is
that? I have a pretty decent machine (Core i7 860 with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 275
graphics) so it should be running Unity 3D right?
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$ /usr/lib/nux/unity_support_test
Segmentation fault
$ /usr/lib/nux/unity_support_test -p
OpenGL vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
OpenGL renderer string: GeForce GTX 275/PCI/SSE2
OpenGL version string: 3.3.0 NVIDIA 280.13
Not software rendered:yes
Not blacklisted: yes
GLX
OK, I fixed it. Somehow my NVIDIA drivers were messed up. I removed all
nvidia drivers (nvidia-current et al) and reinstalled them. Upon reboot
my launcher is back in the middle of the display surface (left side of
right monitor) and Unity 3D is back.
what the heck happened there?
john
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If you're using the NVIDIA proprietary driver then the primary monitor
(the one the launcher appears on) is chosen by the
TwinViewXineramaInfoOrder option in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, which I think
you change by ticking the primary monitor box in the NVIDIA control
panel.
Using the NVIDIA proprietary
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** Tags added: oneiric
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Fixed :)
unity 4.24.0-0ubuntu2b1vv3
UScreen: Screen geometry changed:
UScreen:#0: ? 1680x1050 +1280+0
UScreen:#1: ? 1280x1024 +0+0
UScreen: No primary monitor has been configured via Xrandr.
UScreen: Primary monitor is #0 according to GDK and confirmed by
TwinViewXineramaInfoOrder.
A little research seems to confirm that the primary monitor, according
to NVIDIA, is always monitor 0. And which monitor is reported as #0 is
controlled by Option TwinViewXineramaInfoOrder.
It shouldn't take me too long to prototype a new fix with support for
NVIDIA/TwinViewXinerama...
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OK, I have added NVIDIA/TwinViewXinerama support to the fix. So in
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then Unity (4.24.0-0ubuntu2b1vv2) will now honour that.
The new version in ppa:vanvugt/unity is 4.24.0-0ubuntu2b1vv2 and is
building. When it is published,
Thanks Daniel - will try that.
But since this fix was not there at the time of release, I rearranged my whole
set up - moved the laptop to the right of my main monitor so the launcher will
be in front of me... :-(
Now: I got a new problem, also associated with the honoring of the
primary
Thanks Daniel for your great job! Finally I can use Unity, but there's
still some few problems.
I have Nvidia Twinview setup with my main monitor on the right side of
notebook. When a launcher is between screens there's problem with
restore from hide, it's not possible. I must set in ccsm never
I know it's a bit off topic but anyone succeed to rotate single screen with
TwinView?
I exchanged fresh new Nvidia GTX 560 Ti for Radeon HD6950 because it was
not possible.
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Tomasz Przybysz (topr): a bit off topic? It's completely off topic :-P
Please stick to e.g. the forum for support questions.
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@zordid, I think the issue with notifications only appearing on the top
right monitor is probably logged already. Just don't know the bug
number.
@xjcook, Yes having a launcher in the middle of your monitors only
really works if you have it set to never hide. I suspect someone might
have already
Hi, I have cheked the primary monitor on the frontal monitor.
It was workig with the ppa fix until the las update.
/etc/X11/xorg.conf:
Option TwinViewXineramaInfoOrder DFP-0
$ grep UScreen ~/.xsession-errors
UScreen: Screen geometry changed:
UScreen:#0: ? 1680x1050 +1280+0
UScreen:
OK, the problem seems fairly clear. NVIDIA doesn't implement xrandr. So
the fix either needs to be enhanced to support Xinerama or simplified
back to the form of the original temporary fix.
Thanks David.
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After the last update unity 4.24.0-0ubuntu2b1vv1 using Nvidia Twinview
configuration the launcher is back to the left (non-primary) monitor. :(
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Daniel, Bernie, I had the same issue with floating icons on drag. It was
under 11.04 where dash on primary monitor worked (the exact same monitors
config as Bernie's).
So I don't think the floating icon bug it's related to this one.
David,
When I had nvidia, proprietary driver, I succeed writing
@marzal, please open NVIDIA X Server Settings and make sure you have the
box ticked for Make this the primary display for the X screen.
Please also provide output of this command:
grep UScreen ~/.xsession-errors
It will give detailed information about your monitors. I added this in
version
Thanks Daniel for the PPA. I'm using unity=4.24.0-0ubuntu2b1vv1 and
it's doing the job. Except for a little bug.
I have 2 monitors : one left and one front (the primary). In CCSM, i
configured the Hide Launcher item to Never so that the launcher is
always visible on the left of the front screen.
Berie, I've seen the same bug with ghost/hovering launcher icons happen
on a single monitor system (I think). It's not related to this bug.
Sorry I don't know what bug ID it is...
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@Tomasz Przybysz:
Ooh, yeah, that's right; notifications end up in the wrong place on
multi-monitor setups too! That would be a real problem for me if my
second monitor even worked (right now it doesn't; I'm getting a weird
overlap effect:
Hmm, on second thoughts that's not the same as the bug I've seen.
Although that bug is probably only visible when the fix for bug 742544
is applied, we should still treat it as a separate bug. Because the
launcher/icon code is quite separate to the code changed to fix 742544.
There may still be
Well one thing I can think of is the dodge animation will probably
look kind of weird when not on the leftmost monitor. I know the Gnome
panels used to have a problem where auto-hide would cause the panel to
hide by sliding into another monitor's view. Maybe instead of a
sliding motion, it should
Thanks, I did.
This is probably out of scope here but I would like to get a bit focus
about that fact. This bug with with another one (or design decision -
not sure) leads to a silly situation.
By another bug I mean notifications appear on the right most monitor (not the
primary one as they
Tomasz, I uploaded the fix for this bug 2 weeks ago. However because I
am not an official Unity developer it has to go through a review
process, which often takes several weeks. Right now the Ubuntu
developers conference is starting too, so there are even fewer people
than usual available to
I see, Daniel.
My OS instance got heavy damage while I was messing with dpkg and apt-get.
Now I'm running on fresh install and feel rather like waiting for released
update with the fix.
Can I vote somehow as an user to make this fix more important for
reviewing?
Thank you for providing the fix
You can vote for the bug using the green This bug affects link at the
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Tomasz, the PPA stopped working yesterday because the official ubuntu-
updates version became higher than the version in the PPA. Your system
will always choose the highest available version, even though the higher
version lacks the fix for this bug.
A quick fix is to download and install the deb
Daniel, thanks for reply.
If you need testing or anything just write here.
Can't your fix be commited into main repo, can it?
I wander how the contribution model works in Ubuntu and why such regress can be
meet each fresh release. Of course I like Unity and general feeling of Ubuntu.
However
Hi,
I have to ask about something really obvious. How to install the tmp fix from
ppa?
I did:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:vanvugt/unity
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
got only one package upgrade xorg-something~
I see unity version is still 4.24 from original repo.
btw. I'm on ATI,
Thanks for the ppa, this patch-version fix my problem :)
I'm using Twiniew.
$ xrandr
xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
Screen 0: minimum 2960 x 1050, current 2960 x 1050, maximum 2960 x 1050
default connected 2960x1050+0+0 0mm x 0mm
2960x1050 50.0*
$ grep -A8
I have an nvidia card and the one-liner patch worked fine. I applied it later
to the unity version in proposed (4.24) as well. Thank you for that!
I used the nvidia-settings tool, set up twinview and selected my screen on the
right hand side to be primary. I saved it the xorg.conf, restarted and
@joris, it appears you might have forgotten to tick the box Make this
the primary display for the X screen... ?
Please let me know if that resolves the problem when using unity
4.22.0-0ubuntu3vv1 from my PPA.
** Attachment added: nvidia-displaycontrol.png
@joris, are you using unity-2d or unity?
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@Daniel
Fixed!
Thanks for your post about checking the Unity version... There is a
newer version of Unity available in the proposed repository, that I had
enabled. So it was not your version of Unity from the ppa that was
installed, but the newer version. Since I don't know how to downgrade, I
No problem.
If you ever want to revert to the original Unity, a command (something
like) this should work:
sudo apt-get install unity/oneiric unity-common/oneiric libunity-
core-4.0-4/oneiric unity-services/oneiric
After the first updates are released for unity in 11.10, you can then
change
Hmmm, fix in ppa isn't working for me. I am using an nvidia card (GT218
[GeForce 210] with twinview. I set it up with the Nvidia settings tool
and saved it to xorg. The gnome-display tool does not see my settings.
(see attached screenshot)
$ xrandr
xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output
joris, just to be sure, please also run:
dpkg -l | grep unity | grep vv
... just to make sure you have the PPA version active.
Though, given your previous output I suspect more work is required to
support Nvidia, which doesn't implement xrandr properly :(
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A temporary fix is available in ppa:vanvugt/unity:
https://launchpad.net/~vanvugt/+archive/unity
Once installed, the launcher will move to whichever screen you drag the
black bar to in the Displays control panel.
A more permanent fix has also been proposed and is awaiting code review.
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I installed the PPA - thanks Daniel!
While I do not see a black bar in the Displays control panel, after
restarting Unity (log out/log back in) , the launcher is on my primary
monitor.
hooray!
I'm afraid to run CCSM to set it to not dodge windows - last time I ran
CCSM in 11.10 it hosed Unity
Once you have successfully installed the temporary fix, the workarounds
listed in the Bug Description for Ubuntu 11.04 will then work for 11.10
allowing you to select the primary monitor.
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This bug is driving me insane. It makes Unity almost unusable for me. I
have two large monitors (24) with my primary display directly in front
of me and the second one angled to the left.
I am very mouse-centric (I use very few keyboard shortcuts) and having
to twist my neck all the way to the
I'm affected by this bug as well. Have you guys considered supporting
multiple launchers, one per screen? Maybe even have each launcher only
display application on its own monitor?
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I'm pretty sure I can make the Unity code clever enough to just always do the
right thing --
If a primary monitor has been defined then use that,
else use the left-most monitor as the current Unity 4.x code does.
That makes sense.
The only hard part about this solution is that
I like the idea of showing the display settings when monitors are
added/removed. Sounds like it should be discussed elsewhere though.
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P.S. we should use the same solution in display settings panel otherwise
could lead to situations of inconsistency
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I like the idea of showing the display settings when monitors are
added/removed. Sounds like it should be discussed elsewhere though.
Maybe in Orlando... You will be at the UDS?
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Launcher is shown on the wrong screen in some multi-monitor setups
To manage
** Branch linked: lp:~vanvugt/unity/fix-742544-trunk
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** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Rodrigo Moya (rodrigo-moya) = Andrea Azzarone (andyrock)
** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Andrea Azzarone (andyrock) = (unassigned)
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Re: lp:~andyrock/unity/fix-742544
@Andrea, reverting all of r1609 is a bad idea. Part of r1609 is the
removal of multiple redundant calls to gdk_screen_get_primary_monitor,
which is very useful to keep.
I suggest the fix, even a temporary one, should just change
uscreen-GetPrimaryMonitor() which
@Daniel... it's a WIP ;)
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To manage
@John
What about adding a help label in display settings?
** Attachment added: Selection_006.png
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As the issue with gnome-control-center is functionally resolved in
Ubuntu 11.10, I'm marking it Fix Released.
However the redesign of the Displays panel in gnome-control-center
should continue in a separate bug.
** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
To clarify, in 11.04 this was only a bug in gnome-control-center.
Because the Gnome Displays panel gave the user no way to select the
primary monitor in Gnome 2.x
In Ubuntu 11.10, the gnome-control-center issue was partially resolved,
giving the user a black bar to drag around representing the
I have tagged this regression-release, but it is a regression in 11.10
with respect to Unity only.
** Tags added: regression-release
** Description changed:
+ WORKAROUND FOR 11.10:
+
+ None available right now.
+
WORKAROUND FOR 11.04:
There are two ways to configure the primary monitor
I have uploaded a temporary fix for Ubuntu 11.10 to ppa:vanvugt/unity:
https://launchpad.net/~vanvugt/+archive/unity
However it may take a while to build and then get published.
Only 1 line of code was required in the end. But it's not the final
fix...
--- plugins/unityshell/src/UScreen.cpp
** Changed in: unity
Status: Confirmed = In Progress
** Changed in: unity
Assignee: (unassigned) = Daniel van Vugt (vanvugt)
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = In Progress
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Daniel van Vugt (vanvugt)
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@Daniel I think that this bug need more design...
You wrote
// The final fix should default to lowest_x as above, but should also
// be configurable to use gdk_screen_get_primary_monitor like in natty.
Where this option should be included? In ccsm?
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I did mean CCSM at the time, but I think that comment in the code is
wrong now.
I'm pretty sure I can make the Unity code clever enough to just always do the
right thing --
If a primary monitor has been defined then use that,
else use the left-most monitor as the current Unity 4.x code does.
I cannot find any monitors.xml file - neither in my Ubuntu 11.04 set up
nor in my 11.10!
How can I set the screen the launcher should be on?
I find the whole discussion here so ridiculous! Since Windows 95 you can
drag Windows' task bar where ever you like - why can't this be done in a
2011
Thanks Danel :)
Should not be so difficult patching the display settings panel to draw a
vertical bar in place for the horizontal one if unity is running.
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This is why I left the bug confirmed in both gnome-control-center and
unity packages. Arguably, we could move the gnome-control-center
enhancement into a new bug or blueprint... ?
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@vanvugt; I have attached the visual designs for the adjustment to
display settings panel to this bug. Hopefully we can make these changes
early in P.
** Attachment added: system_settings_10_08_11_03.png
Almost there. I think the colour of the overlays needs to be
significantly different to that of the grey background or else it's
visually confusing. Perhaps black, like it is at present in Gnome 3.
Also optionally, the overlay(s) should have arrows, or something, to
indicate they are drag-able.
** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Rodrigo Moya (rodrigo-moya)
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This bug is primarily a Unity bug still, where Unity 4.18+ doesn't
honour the primary monitor setting.
The xrandr panel UI (gnome-display-properties) should probably be made a
separate bug.
** Summary changed:
- the xrandr panel ui should display an unity like panel on the primary screen
+
Adding a option to the 'Displays' panel in System Settings to select
which monitor should display the launcher was on the todo list for
Oneiric but didn't make it in because of lack of time. This option
should be added in Pangolin. Leaving bug as confirmed in ayatana-design
as this change is
@John Lea
There is already an option to set the primary monitor in 'Displays' panel in
System Settings. End a few weeks ago, the launcher was displayed on the primary
monitor, but right now it's shown in the left monitor.
Just restore the old behavior.
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Andy, john's comment said an option to set on which screen the launcher
should be shown not by changing the monitor orientation.
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Omer, Who has talked about changing monitor orientation? :)
Right know i can't make a screencast because I have no longer a multi
head... Btw using Gnome 3 you can set the primary monitor in 'Display'
panel dragging and dropping the black panel.
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