Ok, now my desktop is getting truly surreal. Every time I log in now, the screen resolution is low, and I get the 6-workspace desktop even though ccsm is set to display 4. No gnome-panel appears, although if I do the shortcut for rotate cube, I can see a panel on two of the 6 workspaces. So I go to one of those workspaces and the panel disappears and is now on the workspace immediately to the left, and no workspace has a panel when I'm on it (they always move to the workspace directly left of me).
Even worse, half the time when I press the shortcut key for a program (since the panel isn't visible), the program's window shows up on the workspace directly to the right of the one I'm on, but when I move to the right, the window moves again to the one to the right. The only way to get my cube back is to open the "Run Application" dialog, maybe several times until a window shows up on a desktop I can actually get to, and type in "gnome-display-properties" and again hope it shows up on a usable desktop. If it does, I click "Detect Displays," and everything goes back to normal (except the screen resolution, which is still stuck on low ever since I enabled dual monitors). Very weird. I hope this surreal description is intelligible. -- Using dual monitors once results in permanently lowered screen resolution on main monitor https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/289282 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
