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Recommended especially if you run propietary ATI drivers. Also, stock Linux Mint (Gnome) really doesn't fit multiple screens. The top bar and menu are fixed to
by muyuu 15y ago
Recommended especially if you run propietary ATI drivers. Also, stock Linux Mint (Gnome) really doesn't fit multiple screens. The top bar and menu are fixed to the main screen, even if you place it below the extra screen. Really a PITA to use on multiple screens, way over-engineered IMO as it's the trend in both Gnome and KDE world lately.
- udp 15y ago> Really a PITA to use on multiple screens, way over-engineered IMO as it's the trend in both Gnome and KDE world lately. Yes, this new generation of window managers seems to suck with my three monitors. Looks like I'll be sticking with XFCE for the time being (considered KDE, but looks like someone decided to make the whole thing really ugly since the last time I used it).
- w1ntermute 15y ago> considered KDE, but looks like someone decided to make the whole thing really ugly since the last time I used it Poor theming is the last reason you should use another DE. KDE makes it very easy to retheme.