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Hi all, I have two video cards and I run a separate X screen on each. My main monitor is :1.0 and my side monitor is :1.1. The reason I do this is because I like to watch Twitch and other videos on the side monitor which is 60hz while I do the rest of my browsing, gaming, work, whatever, on the main screen, which is 120hz. Without separating the screens, if there is video playing on the side screen, I'm stuck at 60hz on the main screen, which also happens in Windows 7/10 unless the side monitor video grabs "exclusive fullscreen" for its monitor. As an aside, Windows update 2004 is said to remedy this by most likely simply disabling vsync on the side monitor, but I haven't applied that update yet. Fluxbox takes this setup in stride and simply places another instance of fluxbox on screen :1.1 automatically. Gnome starts only on screen :1.0, but I can start Gnome on the side monitor by running "DISPLAY=:1.1 gnome-shell --replace." This works pretty well for the most part but there are some quirks like dual status bars, preferences showing only the main display as a monitor, etc. Does anyone know of any desktop/window managers that handle this well? I know it's not a common setup. submitted by /u/Not__Even_Once [link] [comments]
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You're running Linux, but you also need to keep a Win10 VM around. It needs to be license-activated to remain useful. # strings /sys/firmware/acpi/tables/MSDM There's your license as engraved in the motherboard. submitted by /u/vanillaknot [link] [comments]
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I'm looking to just check out some new terminal emulators. Just for the fun of it. I'm planning to try all recommendations, if possible. Hit me up! ​ If you're interested: Currently I'm on Pop! OS 19.10 with the default terminal and zsh, oh-my-zsh installed. submitted by /u/xuiChwong [link] [comments]
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So dual booted Pop OS along side windows last week. This was the first time i tried installing any linux but encountered problem with dual booting interface(forgot the actual terminology for it). Now i want to completely remove pop os completely and install Ubuntu instead so that i get my experience with Ubuntu first and graduall move on to Pop os later. I have a partition with the name ESP which contains a folder EFI and it contains other folders like boot, microsoft and OEM. Will removing this partition completely remove Pop OS from my pc? Also, will it affect my windows os since it contains the folder microsoft? submitted by /u/Snoo_9152 [link] [comments]
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LinuxDevelopers - Community Italiana Ciao! Stiamo organizzando una community su Slack dedicata allo sviluppo Linux su piattaforme embedded e non! Entra nel workspace per trovare nuovi compagni sviluppatori e rimanere sempre aggiornato sulle ultime notizie.https://join.slack.com/t/linux-developers/shared_invite/zt-hctsrmhj-RpILrnqTUMeqx~7DFX4i1g submitted by /u/guerinoni [link] [comments]
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