/ Arne Caspari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
|> AFAIK, this is both a hw and sw issue. Your card/hw design is capable of
|> doing so (you can do it under MS Windows, check the display settings)
|> but XFree86's trident driver do not take advantage of this "feature".
Hmm. Booting windows natively would require some effort, so I'll just
take your word for it. FWIW, it's a feature of the XFree86 driver that
I'd very much like to see :-)
| On most Notebooks, this feature does not require support of the driver at all.
| There often is a function key combination which enables the second video
| output and clones the desktop to it. This works with any operating system.
Right. But that's not what I meant. I want to have *different* things
displayed on the two monitors, not the same thing. In particular, it
would be nice to display slides on the projector and speaker notes on
the LCD.
Be seeing you,
norm
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http://nwalsh.com/ | ideology of the cancer cell.--Edward
| Abbey
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