----- "drago01" drago01@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 2:12 AM, Mauriat Miranda mirandam@mjmwired.com wrote:
Testing out F13-Beta-64. I was puzzled why I could only see my
mouse
cursor and no Anaconda on the monitor. Obviously the x-server was loaded.
Then I realized that even though my DVI connected TV was powered
*off*
it was selected as primary screen, instead of my CRT (which was powered on). So Anaconda was on another screen.
In some ways I am happy that dual-head works out of the box
(nouveau),
but I had to physically unplug my DVI cable before I could get my
CRT
to be used for installation.
My question is: Is this the correct behavior we want? If so, how could I tell Anaconda to use my CRT as primary?
I'm hesitant to call this a bug.
This *is* a bug, so fill it.
It is very unfortunate that displays are not mirrored in installation process any more. There is no reason to have spanned desktop when installing system. I even asked anaconda developers some time ago. I don't remember the answer precisely, but I guess it was something like it was too complex to change it just for the installation process.