GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 568871
Icon placement on muti-monitor setup with offset
Last modified: 2009-03-19 18:06:10 UTC
Please describe the problem: Release: Ubuntu Intrepid 8.10 Hardware: Acer TravelMate 4220 Ati Mobility x1300 video card Video driver: ati (radeon) Setup: Multi-monitor setup using gnome-display-properties. Secondary screen left of the primary. Secondary screen offset from the bottom by some pixel. Problem: Icons on the secondary screen cannot be placed higher than the top of the primary screen. (See problem illustration). "Auto-arrange icons" on desktop places icons on the left monitor (this is not a problem), but below the top edge of the right monitor. Other problems: Icons can be placed in the blind spots around the smaller monitor. Window management maximizes and snaps properly. But new dialogs (eg the alt+f2/run dialog) is not placed properly. Steps to reproduce: 1. enable multi-monitor setup with gnome-display-properties 2. move secondary to make the upper edge higher than the upper edge of the primary screen 3. Try to place icons on the secondary screen higher than the upper edge of the primary screen. Actual results: Icons cannot be placed "higher" than the edge of the primary screen. Expected results: Icons on the desktop should be constrained by their current monitor Does this happen every time? yup Other information:
Created attachment 127108 [details] Problem illustration
Created attachment 127109 [details] output from the xrandr utility
Created attachment 127110 [details] xorg configuration
Created attachment 127111 [details] gnome-display-properties settings
Also reported on launchpad: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/290693
The icons are managed by Nautilus. Moving to Nautilus.
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