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Side_by_side output support? #79
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Hi @APokorny !
Let me know if that works for you :) |
Also, see |
When using the snap it should be enough to add: display-config: sidebyside to a $HOME/.config/miracle-wm.config ? That does not seem to work for me.. |
I would also expect that to work. It should read:
Maybe the colon is your issue there? |
Hmm makes no difference - is there a way to get log output.. |
Does it work when you run with the command line param? Wondering if its a config parsing issue or something else |
no that parameter didnt help |
oh is that an nvidia issue... the logs dont look good.. |
Is nothing showing when doing |
both monitors are on, but on the second monitor a stretched version of the first monitor frame buffer is composited. |
Okay that's good news at least. That means we're at least trying to composite there. It is a mirror of the first monitor though, correct? |
yes |
That sounds like the option simply isn't working in your case, but I'd have to dig deeper there |
Hey Matt, wondering if we can have a similar implementation to wayland's kanshi for miracle-wm? For example please find my current kanshi config below:
You will also note here that I use wl-gammarelay-rs to control screen temperature as it is the only way I found to set different temperature on different displays. Thanks! |
I have a multi-monitor setup, how can you set up a side_by_side layout?
I think this is supported somehow by miral - but I dont get how to setup miracle-wm to enable that.
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