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<br>> [..] I might try to reproduce it too. Just so I'm close enough to your<br>> configuration: did you just use xrandr --whatever-option, or something else<br>> (nvidia twinview/xinerama, etc etc) ?<br><br>$ xrandr --size 2304x1280 --output VGA-0 --mode 1280x1024 --pos 0x256 \<br> --output DVI-0 --mode 1280x1024 --right-of VGA-0 --rotate left<br><br>should be close. I use static configuration (via xorg.conf), so the exact<br>incantation could be off. To be sure: my screen estate is L-shaped, with the<br>vertical display to the right and the displays lined up at the bottom.<br><br><br>> Please note, however, that enlightenment_remote still provides a dbus-based<br>> interface to load/unload modules. That's quite limited though, and upstream has<br>> little interest in changing that.<br>Yeah, I know. Problem is that I've yet to encounter the first app that still<br>speaks dbus *after* it has crashed. As it stands now, there is no satisfactory<br>solution for when e17 crashes at startup, short of nuking and rebuilding. And<br>with the heavy customization that E17 allows for, that's a lot of work.<br><br><br>> I used to maintain the one at dunnewind.net, but moved on to maintaining the<br>> packages only in Debian since it took me too much time. That's also why I'm only<br>> uploading new versions when upstream releases a snapshot<br>I simply hadn't noticed e17 in unstable before, simply because I had it pinned<br>at p.e.o and apt doesn't yet have a --do-what-i-mean option.<br><br> </body>
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