Nebulous November Screenshots

**mamamia88** · November 2nd, 2012

Originally Posted by viperdvman

I meant to say different monitors. That's pretty good. Makes me even more inclined to give Xfce a try.

just a heads up you'll need to use xrandr to configure multiple monitors. out of the box they will be cloned.

**cprofitt** · November 2nd, 2012

Here is my Lenovo T530's desktop.

Ubuntu 12.10

**Pirate Zoro** · November 2nd, 2012

Funtoo (Gentoo based) with Xfce

Evolve GTK
Faience-Azur icons
Greybird-Compact XfWM them
Xfce panel background is custom

**kow777** · November 2nd, 2012

Originally Posted by JECHO

2560x1440

Looks nice, thanks!

**Euroman** · November 2nd, 2012

Kubuntu 12.10. Same as october but differnt wallpaper. It's this painting. http://www.pubhist.com/work/4800/ael...h-two-horsemen

**Oldster** · November 2nd, 2012

Originally Posted by mamamia88

just a heads up you'll need to use xrandr to configure multiple monitors. out of the box they will be cloned.

Works fine out of the box with the NVIDIA proprietary driver using twinview. So if you have NVIDIA graphics, each monitor shows up in the desktop settings.

**mamamia88** · November 2nd, 2012

Originally Posted by Oldster

Works fine out of the box with the NVIDIA proprietary driver using twinview. So if you have NVIDIA graphics, each monitor shows up in the desktop settings.

i'm using intel graphics everything works fine. just when i setup the dual monitors i had to use a command line. i had to run something like xrandr --output VGA1 --right-of LVDS1 to get it working. by default when you enable another monitor in xfce it's cloned. you could use a gui like grandr or lxrandr to get it working but by default no dual monitor support. At least that was the case for me. Not hard but just a heads up. Running man xrandr should be more than enough to get you going. oh both monitors show up in the desktop settings but 2 monitors are kinda useless if they both have same thing on them