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<font face="Roboto">I'd first like to state my appreciation for
Kompare. It's awesome. <br>
<br>
So, what happens is:<br>
1. I open a patchset (multiple files and directories affected),
maximized, on my primary screen. The files <b>must</b> contain
wide enough lines to <b>not</b> fit in the visible area. <br>
2. select a different file from the patchset. <br>
3. Kompare maximizes on my SECONDARY screen<br>
<br>
</font><font face="Roboto">Monitor setup:<br>
- primary monitor on the right (1920x1080)<br>
- secondary monitor on the left (1440x900)<br>
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Moving to the secondary monitor is very stupid, because it's
smaller, blurrier and less wide. <br>
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You can change your primary monitor with xrandr. Examples:<br>
<b><big><tt>xrandr</tt> </big></b><br>
(lists available outputs)<br>
<big><br>
</big><tt><b><big>xrandr --output HDMI1 --primary</big></b><br>
(</tt>HDMI/DVI monitor becomes primary)<br>
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OS: Ubuntu 11.10<br>
DE: GNOME 3 (with Gnome-shell)<br>
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Petar Bogdanov,<br>
Software Developer<br>
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