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The most annoying issue with dual monitors is by far the default configuration when the system starts. I've used unity, gnome and xfce and the only one I found
by ipedrazas 13y ago
The most annoying issue with dual monitors is by far the default configuration when the system starts.
I've used unity, gnome and xfce and the only one I found good enough as been xfce because no matter how the screens are, you run xrand/arandr and your 2 screens are setup properly.
- jon_black 13y agoI disagree that xfce is good by default. On my system it started in mirror mode. It's also very hard for novice users to find out how to enable the extended desktop. The best default setup is either KDE or Unity, because they are extended by default. The downside is that adding other features is complicated.