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i have installed mandrake 9.1 on a system with two monitors. i am using kde and am wondering if it is possible to move a running appliation from one monitor/desktop to the other.
in windose i can just drag it from one monitor to the other, but was wondering if it is possible to do it with kde.
Now that I ahve Xinerama enabled, I was wondering, is it possible to have
each screen display a different desktop, and have its own taskbar on the bottom?
I'll get RSI from moving the mouse across the screens all the time. It would be so much easier if I could just tell screen#2 to always display desktop#2 and then I could make hotkeys for pushing windows in and out of the other desktops.
This is partly dependant on your hardware. What graphics card are you using? If it supports Dual Head operation then you can set it up in the XF86config file. ATI has more on it here: http://www.ati.com/support/infobase/4485.html
There are a number of articles posted on the topic in the hardware forum. Try searching that.
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