How can I set a second screen (DISPLAY=:0.1) as the default gnome display?
Solution 1
Maybe the following thread is a partial solution (at least for the panels): http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1114767
Solution 2
You might be able to put export DISPLAY=:0.1
in ~/.gnomerc
, depending on gnome-session
version and possibly distribution.
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Comments
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Pedro Silva over 1 year
Due to various reasons, I have my main monitor set as the secondary display in
xorg.conf
. I would like to have gnome initializemetacity
,gnome-panel
as running primarily on:0.1
, instead of:0.0
. Is this possible at all?To clarify, this is a laptop with its LCD turned off. My main monitor is connected to the VGA out and is driven by the
nouveau
driver for NVIDIA; a secondary monitor is on a displaylink usb-vga donverter. The seconday monitor is set inxorg.conf
as the primary display (no way around it).I can do things like
DISPLAY=:0.1 gnome-terminal
to run applications on the main monitor. My question is whether it is possible to do this (GNOME-) system-wide.-
karthick87 over 13 yearsDisable the built-in lcd
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