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|    Carlos E.R. to bad sector    |
|    Re: "I got up to wash my *&^(% face"    |
|    28 Dec 21 00:13:37    |
      From: robin_listas@es.invalid              On 27/12/2021 23.44, bad sector wrote:       >       > a familiar line from "Cecilia", not a week goes by without       > something getting totally fubarred       >       > Last month I plugged my laptop's only hdmi output into       > the AvAmp which feeds the 'smart' Samsung TV. I opened       > a beer and watched a movie. Now I do the same thing and       > the hdmi output seems to be directed at some non-existing       > additional monitor. The Av amp is being seen as a 3000x500       > or so device and no settings on the laptop monitor are       > possible because the mouse pointer is now on a non-existing       > monitor i.e. on a device that is not a monitor.       >       > A long time ago the kde System Settings (hardware/monitor)       > allowed the simultaneous i.e. identical image output, this       > kind of setting is nowhere to be seen. IT was the DEFAULT so       > IT just worked! Now If I plug the laptop directly into the TV       > it doesn't recognise the laptop. Both the TV and the laptop       > are 1920x1080, the TV and the AvAmp are both 'smart', so the       > logical conclusion is that Suse Leap is stupid?       >              Using XFCE I get a popup, on both displays, asking me what I want to do       with them. If not, I press a key on my laptop keyboard, I forget which,       something about display change, and I get the same menu.              Works perfectly.              --       Cheers, Carlos.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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