Try using a startup script that sets the displayport monitor as primary. First create a script named "91_custom_xrandr" in "/etc/X11/Xsession.d" by typing this command in the Terminal: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/Xsession.d/91_custom_xrandr Add these lines to the opened file: #!/bin/sh xrandr --output DP-1 --primary

you have set the "maximized" setting (or pressed f11 while in minecraft) which will force minecraft to be open on the primary display as set by windows. You want to open the launcher and move it to the other window, then close it, Windows will then remember that's where you want it to go closing any other window will not count.

in Windows' display settings, click on your second monitor Select Make this my main display at the bottom. Try and see if it works as intended. Dream on till your dream comes true 0 1 Reply Last reply 11 May 2021, 16:20 Zuo 5 May 2021, 00:12 I have the same problem. at work i use one HDMI monitor with the laptop monitor as primary.

Now press Windows + P keys to open the Project settings of your system and select Second Screen (now the application will pop back on the main monitor). Select …

7. What I did: places>home folder. Under view, check show hidden files. find monitors.xml and open it with text editor. make a copy just to be safe. identify the monitor you want to be primary (vendor brand, resolution etc) and look for the command line < primary>no< /primary>. change it to < primary>yes< /primary>.

Open Settings. Click on System. Click the Display page on the right side. (Image credit: Future) Confirm all the monitors are on the settings page. Click the Multiple displays settings. (Optional ...

End all its processes in the Task Manager. Go to Settings > Display > Multiple Displays. Select the problematic monitor, right-click on it, and choose the Make …

primaryScreen : QScreen* const This property holds the primary (or default) screen of the application. This will be the screen where QWindows are initially shown, unless otherwise specified. The primaryScreenChanged signal was introduced in …

How to make a monitor the primary display on a Mac Click the Apple icon in the top left of the screen, and choose System Preferences Click on Displays then the Arrangement tab You should see a white bar at the top of the display that is currently designated as your primary display.

If Windows starts, but you just do not see the primary screen, right click on your secondary display and select Desktop Settings. Press ALT+SPACE. Press the "m" key. You should now be able to...

Unable to set primary display. Thu Apr 07, 2016 5:19 pm. I'm running Plasma 5 (5.5.5) on Fedora 23 (kernel 4.4.6-300). My kf5-plasma version is 5.19.0. A few days ago, my primary display suddenly decided to wander to a different monitor. I assume it came along with some update, but I couldn't say what the update contained.

It is advisable to provide a screen of this sort ahead of the primary breaker in order to bypass material that is already small enough to pass straight through the machine. The commonest device is a stationary grizzly from 6 to 12 ft. long, slightly wider than the stream of ore, and set at a slope of from 45° to 60° to the horizontal.

Try using a startup script that sets the displayport monitor as primary. First create a script named "91_custom_xrandr" in "/etc/X11/Xsession.d" by typing this …

This morning I turned on the laptop and the primary monitor stayed black while Windows 10 booted. Fortunately, I have a secondary HDMI monitor that is currently displaying its half of the desktop...

Main window contains ListView that shows the list of ScreenRectangle models from MainWindowModel view model. In order to show window on expected screen, it should has the following properties: 1. 2. WindowStartupLocation="Manual". WindowState="Normal". In addition, we remove caption bar and make window non …

Scroll down on the Display pane in Settings and find the "Multiple Displays" section. Check the box next to "Make This My Main Display." If there is a greyed-out checkbox already there, it means that the monitor you …

The first test recording was done on a computer running Windows 7 Professional with dual monitors.The second test was on my own desktop computer, running Windows 10 with dual monitors. I can't figure out how to make VLC only record the primary monitor. Thank you for any thoughts you guys might have. I'm a bit baffled. -Mari

I've tried including the following in an attempt to specify the default primary monitor as not primary: Section "Monitor" Identifier "DP1" Option "Primary" "false" EndSection I've tried launching with the default xorg.conf generated by X -configure alongside my 10-monitor.conf. Miscellaneous information

If you are logged in you can also use the terminal to change the screen. Just open a terminal via keys Ctrl + Alt + t and then print xrandr and run command. This will output the available screen ports, e.g. LVDS-1 is the laptop screen and VGA-1 is the port for external monitor (could be also HDMI-1, ...).

Initially I thought that it was only the laptop screen that was working, but after making an external screen into my "Main Display" and seeing it work, I've realised that it's only the primary that works. All other apps work in all the windows. It SEEMS that it's just Java apps that have the issue.

After days of testing and researching the problem seems to be mostly for those that has their primary monitor to the far right. My screens are set up like this "Big screen - 2nd monitor - Primary Monitor". When I set them up in that order it seems my Big screen is in position 0+0 and my second +1920+0 and my primary is +3840+0.

Once OpenOS' component additions are loaded, the last screen with a keyboard is set as the primary screen, which is then bound to the primary GPU. The definitons of "first" and "last" are basically random. All that is guaranteed is that the primary screen will have a keyboard, unless there is no screen with a keyboard. Quote 0 Junior …

With xrandr it's possible to set a primary screen. As an example I'm currently using xrandr --output HDMI-0 --auto --right-of LVDS --primary to connect a bigger monitor. At the moment I'm using the following two commands in my .i3/config to move a workspace from the laptop screen to the VGA-connected monitor and back to my laptop.

To do so, click on the Start button and select Settings. On the left-hand panel, go to Display, and under Multiple displays, click Detect. After your system automatically detects the monitors, you can tweak the settings based on your preferences, including the orientation and resolution.

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1. If you are logged in, just right mouse click on "Extended monitor", then. Change Background -> Scroll down until Devices -> Displays -> Display Mode -> Mirror. There you will be able to set the necessary monitor setting. If you are logged in you can also use the terminal to change the screen.

All I know about is x11vnc. For the former (two separate screen DISPLAY's) you'd have to run two x11vnc's one on each DISPLAY and then connect two VNC viewers to them. That's the only way to do it. For the latter (one big Xinerama screen composed of all the monitors) x11vnc should show all of it to you without you doing anything special.

Go to your desktop background, right-click, screen resolution. Here are your monitors, click on the one you want to have your stuff on most of the time, and click, …