** Description changed: Bug1: Intrepid doesn't always propose the correct resolution after reboot. It detects my 16:10 monitor as low resolution 4:3. Connect via VGA works fine. I've found a trick for getting xrandr to propose the right resolution, and that is to connect a lcd-tv 32" to the computer, and have it detect that one. Afterwards the monitor gets detected as a 16:10 screen. Bug 2: Intrepid gets stucked in a "bad habit" kind of way, and even when xrandr suggest the right resolution and the monitor is selected as sink, the screen's just black. I've tried to fix this a hundreds times restarting x, and running the screen resolution applet over and over again with same output. VGA connects correctly, but hdmi just gives a black screen. It just seems like luck when xrandr will connect correctly through hdmi. I've notices though sometimes x restarts/crashes (bug 6?) pushing "Apply" and sometimes not. When x restarts it connects to my monitor, but it stays black, so I have no displays. Bug3: The virtual resolution makes a big mess when using on a laptop witch sometimes is used alone, sometimes on a tv or monitor, so I try to keep it away from my xorg.conf. Bug4: I've also noticed some bugs with the monitor identifier in the left corner of the screens, it sometimes shows up on completely wrong screen. (See attached screenshot, this one displays both on same screen, and I've got also one displaying that monitor is the laptop screen) Bug 5: Sometimes x displays two displays on my tv (see attached screenshot). This is with only output on the tv, and no virtual size (since it's only the tv) + + Bug 7: + And by the way, escape no longer resets your choices (no promt if you wan't to keep settings)
-- Xrandr doesn't detect displays right over hdmi (intrepid beta) https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/279025 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
