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Re: Swapping Heads = ouch
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Re: Swapping Heads = ouch


  • Subject: Re: Swapping Heads = ouch
  • From: Haroon Sheikh <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 19:14:12 -0800

If you have a reproducible case of how this happens, you should log it at http://developer.apple.com/bugreporter. Please include detailed information about your system config (ASP will do). Also include info on your display setup.

haroon

On Tuesday, January 21, 2003, at 10:05  AM, Eric Fielding wrote:

Hi Eric,

I just a little while ago tried adding an external monitor to my TiBook, and I got a very similar problem. While one of the X11 windows is selected, the mouse is confined to the laptop screen. If I go to another application, I can move the mouse over to the other monitor that is to the virtual right of the laptop screen (although the Dock is on the second monitor I can still click on the background to go to Finder). If I select the X11 server in the Dock, it immediately warps the mouse over to the edge of the laptop screen.

Maybe restarting the X11 server will reset its idea of the screen space? I am busy with X connections so I can't try that without losing work.

Cheers,
       ++Eric Fielding

Eric Dahlman wrote:

Howdy,

I have a TiBook which I use with an external monitor when I am at my desk. Now before Apple's version of X11 changing the configuration would just make the xserver dump core. Now things are better in that it doesn't always dump core but the mouse seems to get confused about the size of the visible screen. Right now I have a configuration where the mouse is confined to a section of the monitor which is the same size as the laptop screen. However, windows are not confined to this region they can hang out of it just fine, well as far as I can move them at any rate.

I assume someone is working on this as there has been some improvement, any ideas of when it will be really working or suggestions for how to kick the xserver into reexamining the screen space available?

Thanks a bunch!
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