The path was wrong in #6 (I forgot the /.config/
Copying
/home//.config/monitors.xml
to
/var/lib/lightdm/.config/monitors.xml
fixes this issue for me (see image attached).
Btw.: After upgrade to new HWE/Xorg I had to resize my monitors to get
rid of similar situations for the gnome session
@mitya57 @muktupavels thanks for reporting back.
Directory /var/lib/lightdm was empty in my case:
/var/lib/lightdm# ls -lh #as root user
insgesamt 0
Copying
/home//.config/monitors.xml
to
/var/lib/lightdm/monitors.xml
does not fix this issue.
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Status: New
** Changed in: gnome-flashback (Ubuntu)
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This definitely is not problem with gnome-flashback, at login screen
gnome-flashback is not started.
Don't know if that will work for you, but once it worked for me. You
could try to copy your working /home/{your-user}/.config/monitors.xml
file to /var/lib/lightdm/.config/monitors.xml. If that
Your photo shows the lightdm login screen, and you tell that after login
everything is fine. Maybe reassign this to lightdm?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1665853
Title:
Gnome
As it turned out, the leftern part of the right screen is already part
of the right screen (not a overstretched part of the left screen.
To illustrate it, I marked it red on a photo (attached).
Still: 80% of the second screen remain black, as long as the login
process is not finished.
**
That got scrambled. Should be:
_
#--#_#<<|...#
#-Login#_#<<|.Black.#
#--#_#<<|...#
_
Again, The part marked with "<<" is the rightest part of the background
image of the first screen.
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