oerheks | bug #1463112 | 02:50 |
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* lotuspsychje ubottu: error...im not here | 03:21 | |
ducasse | good morning | 06:38 |
Bashing-om | UWN636 is on the streets: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue636 :D | 20:05 |
brknwing | Who can I talk to in order to have added to the control panel an easy way to designate which monitor is 1 and which is 2 in a multi-monitor setup? | 20:25 |
sarnold | which control panel? | 20:28 |
daftykins | the displays one, akin to 'identify' on Windows | 20:28 |
sarnold | sorry, I meant, gnome or kde or xfce or .. :) | 20:29 |
daftykins | ah no you just mean to select primary | 20:29 |
Bashing-om | brknwing: Which desktop are you on ? Terminal commd ' echo $DESKTOP_SESSION " " $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP ' to tell . | 20:29 |
brknwing | regular ubuntu 20.04.. gnome I guess? As the user I need to be able to tell the OS what display is 1 and what is 2 for me. I have low vision and the larger display should be primary, not my tiny laptop one. I know there's kludges and scripts but it's not 1970s no more.... | 20:36 |
daftykins | would certainly be surprised if that's not a thing | 20:38 |
sarnold | but you know gnome folks, they are happiest when they remove a feature.. | 20:39 |
daftykins | :D | 20:39 |
sarnold | if the control panel doesn't have a way to do it now, filing a bug with both ubuntu and upstream gnome is probably the way to go | 20:39 |
Bashing-om | brknwing: I run xfce as my GUI environment and in xfce there is "display" in the settings utility to identify the monitors. I would expect something similar in GDM. | 20:39 |
brknwing | so I fill out a bug form somewhere. ok I'll google it. | 20:40 |
brknwing | thank you. | 20:40 |
oerheks | oops, i pasted too much in #u | 22:27 |
* ducasse kicks oerheks | 22:27 | |
daftykins | pls no flooding, there are no pumps in the channels | 22:28 |
ducasse | "everybody to the pumps, the water has now reached your rumps" | 22:29 |
oerheks | help, i can swim | 22:29 |
jeremy31 | out gas | 22:31 |
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