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Here you can see both of your connected monitors. So lets test following (you can replace left with right if the second display is right of your laptop)
This setting is not persistent, so if anything does not fit, you can always type in `xrandr --auto` to get back to the basic setting. You could also play around with the resolutions to find something fitting your needs. The UbuntuWiki:X-Config-Resolution shows you some examples, but be careful with persistent configurations as it can lead you to a non working graphical desktop. On failure you can always switch over to another TTY using the default shortcuts ctrl+alt+F1 to F7 and revert the not working settings, if needed. If you found a working setup, let us know ![]() |
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I found on another forums post a minimal configuration for nvidia cards using the xorg.conf:
Replace the «…HERE…» with the BusID, e.g. PCI:1:0:0 |
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So, that's the report:
I tried every possible combination for xorg.conf, and none of them worked. It was a very sad story actually. But, tonight I upgraded my system to Kubuntu 20.10 (and KDE 19.5). Now, this problem was resolved by itself. I don't know where was the problem exactly, but I think maybe a series of communication issues between several modules. But now, everything is just ok. Thank you all for great efforts for solving my issue. |
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