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Hi all,
I have a small issue with a KVM and xfce4-display-settings. After Switching back and forth xfce4-display-settings ask me how I want my monitors set. e.g. next to each other. While this behaviour is fine for adding new monitors, I would prefer that the settings are kept while switching back and forth.
Is there a switch to tell xfce4-disply-settings to just use the setting from $HOME/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/display.xml
Turning off "detect new display while connecting" will leave me with the monitors in mirror mode.
Thanks for your help.
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Hello and welcome.
A couple of things to check. In Settings Manager > Displays, make sure that the "Configure new displays..." checkbox is unchecked. If that doesn't work, look in Settings Manager > Keyboard > Application shortcuts to see if you have a shortcut that starts up "xfce4-display-settings --minimal" when the "Display" or "Xf86Display" shortcut is registered. Delete that shortcut.
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Hi ToZ,
I removed the Configure new displays... Option: still it gets in mirror mode
I removed all Keyboard shortcuts for xfce4-display-settings: still no improvement.
When switching back and forth in the SettingsManager->Displays the Mirror option is always selected.
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Which version of Xfce and xfsettingsd are you using?
xfsettingsd -V
Also can you post back:
xfconf-query -c displays -lv
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Which version of Xfce and xfsettingsd are you using?
xfsettingsd -V
xfsettingsd -V
xfsettingsd 4.12.1 (Xfce 4.12)
Copyright (c) 2008-2011
The Xfce development team. All rights reserved.
Please report bugs to <http://bugzilla.xfce.org/>.
Also can you post back:
xfconf-query -c displays -lv
xfconf-query -c displays -lv
/Default/DP-1 1. Dell 22"
/Default/DP-1/Active true
/Default/DP-1/Position/X 0
/Default/DP-1/Position/Y 0
/Default/DP-1/Primary true
/Default/DP-1/Reflection 0
/Default/DP-1/RefreshRate 60,000000
/Default/DP-1/Resolution 1920x1080
/Default/DP-1/Rotation 0
/Default/DP-3 2. Dell 22"
/Default/DP-3/Active true
/Default/DP-3/Position/X 1920
/Default/DP-3/Position/Y 0
/Default/DP-3/Primary false
/Default/DP-3/Reflection 0
/Default/DP-3/RefreshRate 60,000000
/Default/DP-3/Resolution 1920x1080
/Default/DP-3/Rotation 0
/Notify false
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You might want to create a bug report about this issue. There are a number of existing bug reports relating to dual/multiple monitor setups existing already that may be the same as what you are experiencing.
As a workaround, you could create a udev-based hotplug script that will set the monitors up properly when the KVM switches over and the system recognizes a monitor add event.
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