Well, I don't know why it's installed on your system but I can assure
you that it's not installed by default.
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Multiple screens window doesn't remember setting after reboot
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Hi,
is there some reason for not using it?
Is this a reasonable argument do not use it when this configuration tool is
in menu? Why it is there when I am not allowed to use it.
Peter
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Multiple screens window doesn't remember setting after reboot
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You
Don't use Grandr. Select System/Preferences/Screen Resolution from the
menu and set up your screens. This time you shouldn't lose your
settings.
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** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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Sourcepackagename: None = xorg
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Grandr? What program are you using to set up your screens?
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Hi,
pleasee see the screenshot.
Peter
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