Mint, Ubuntu - constantly problems. The background crawls, only half of the screen is drawn sometimes, the current state and resolution of the monitors are never saved - when you restart, you constantly have to put your hands, the flash player, which is open full screen on one monitor, collapses when you click on another monitor.

Advise at least something ... Though the manuals for treating these problems, at least for treating the latter, it is the most critical ...

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  • @ eprivalov1 As soon as I check - right away :) - andrewshka
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    I did not try to treat, because I never had them at SuSE and OpenSuSE :) - user6550
  • Do you have a case of two video cards (built-in and additional) for different monitors are used? - dsnk

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I also advise ubuntu 10 (at work the gaming computer 2 Monica) works fine, no complaints)

  • Gnome or KDE? (: - andrewshka
  • Dwarf 10.04 - bes_dimm
  • Thanks, I’ll check all the builds, plus (: - andrewshka
  • Checked, the problem with the flash remained ... - andrewshka
  • But while holding Ctrl and scrolling, the flash object grows with the page and the text, unlike Windows. Solved the problem by increasing, plus wrote a small extension for chromium (something like "* {color: black; background-color: black;"}. Now everything is darkened, the flash remains enlarged and everything is fine :) - andrewshka

Linux Kubuntu 10.10, as well as Ubuntu 10.10 and above, works fine, such problems that you describe were not noticed!

  • Thank you very much. Put a swing, I will experiment tomorrow :) Have you checked only at 10.10, or do you know for sure that the versions above do not have such bugs? - andrewshka
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    Checked on 10.10, 11.04 and 11.10, I think that on the other versions (above) everything also works great! - spoil
  • Kubuntu - checked. It works well with monitors, but there is still a problem with the flash :( - andrewshka

I use Fedora - two monitors work fine. Yes, at the very start (a few seconds after the start of the gnome), the background image is slightly offset, but it normalizes itself. As far as I know (at one time I was digging a lot on this topic) - there is a problem with two monitors in Fedor, if two video cards are used. Other distributions also exist, but a little less. If you use one video card with two outputs, everything works quite well.

But the flash player - it does not work properly anywhere. On a poppy machine (also with two monitors), if you expand to full screen on another monitor, the dock on the main monitor disappears. As soon as you exit with fullscreen - the dock appears.

On my computer, the flash player sometimes turns on the floor of the screen (that is, it feels like it is trying to place a picture between the screens, but does not draw half). And it is unlikely to greatly depend on the distribution. If the flash player is a YouTube view, then switch to html5 mode - this player works noticeably better for me than a flash player, although there are glitches. But it works exactly in full screen mode (in Google Chrome).

  • No, this is not a flash player glitches. Even in Windows only in chrome everything works fine - in others it also collapses. So most likely it depends on the build of the browser. In ubuntu everything was fine, but then chrome rolled out an update - and everything broke. On Windows it seems to have been repaired, but they probably didn’t finish the assembly * unix. And yet - this is not watching YouTube - I watch movies :) - andrewshka
  • But thanks for the good answer :) - andrewshka
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    and know that in chrome can be used as a built-in flash player, and "external". But this case can be switched. in chrome, you need to open "chrome: // plugins /" and choose the right one (in some cases it is recommended to even turn off one of them - it helped my neighbor, it stopped buggy). - KoVadim
  • I did not know, thank you, I will rummage :) - andrewshka
  • Both versions of the flush and on the gnome and sneakers still fold the fullscreen when clicking on another monitor. - andrewshka

It is advisable to use the latest OS. If Ubuntu, then the LTS version is better. I use Ubuntu 14.04, I like it.

    Of all, the sneakers (kde) and rat (xfce) work best with monitors. In both DE, setting up monitors of problems will not make everything intuitive. If you have two vidyuhi, then it may be a problem that each Monique takes a separate vidyah, but I don’t know how to treat it anymore. And if you have 16 bubunts, then this problem is explained by the fact that 16 years. Mint has also been updated recently, so choose 17.3 mints (rat or sneakers).