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I have a laptop with a monitor connected. I have set the laptop as the primary display. Panel 1, Panel 2, and the login screen all appear on the monitor. How do I make them appear on the laptop?
Edit: Following the instructions here I succeeded in moving Panel 1 and Panel 2 to the laptop. How to I move the greeter?
Last edited by erik_123 (2024-12-28 10:44:17)
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Depends on the display manager and greeter you are using. If lightdm, you could use the "display-setup-script" setting in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf and use a script that uses xrandr to specify the laptop monitor as primary, or you could try using the active-monitor setting if you are using the lightdm-gtk-greeter.
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Many thanks for your kind response, I gather that my question has nothing to do with xfce. Indeed I'm using lightdm and lightdm-gtk-greeter. In the latter I tried to set the active-monitor setting, it has no effect, it's exasperating. I will continue to troubleshoot.
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or you could try using the active-monitor setting if you are using the lightdm-gtk-greeter.
Actually, I did manage to get that working. So the only exasperating thing was my own incompetence 😆 Many thanks again!
Edit #2: So the above fix gives the behavior that I want at startup. But if the screen locks, then when I unlock it the greeter again appears on the wrong display.
Last edited by erik_123 (2024-12-28 19:37:37)
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