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Hi, all -- This is ridiculously silly (and "problem" is probably too strong a word), I'll be the first to admit, and I'll take the pointy hat and go sit in the corner once someone gives me the obvious answer to this question.
I gave a presentation at a Linux Beginners Class in Los Angeles last weekend, and my presentation was on the History of Linux. I normally give the presentation with my old ThinkPad, but I recently bought a newer machine -- a ZaReason Alto 3880 (Intel Sandy Bridge graphics card) -- and I plugged in the projector cable, booted up and . . . the projector had great clarity but my laptop screen was blank, punctuated with a variety of colors on the full screen.
As interesting as it was -- changing colors with each movement of the mouse or keystroke -- it was a little disconcerting, and navigating the screen from the projection instead of the screen in front of me was an experience.
I don't know if grandr is the place to set the projector screen settings -- I didn't find it there -- or if it's somewhere else. While I look around some more, does anyone have an answer off the tops of your heads?
Thanks in advance.
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