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adrien
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multiple monitors, OS X
« on: Feb 19th, 2004, 12:36pm » |
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Just a quick bug report, perhaps it is already known, but:
On OS X, the proce55ing windows can get lost on an unplugged screen.
I use a video beamer for teaching, and have the P5 windows open on that screen (I have the screen set up to use monitor spanning). If I unplug the exernal monitor, and P5 is still running, the windows don't automatically get moved back to the other monitor, they are 'stuck' in the now non-existent screen. To get them back, I have to plug the monitor back in, and move the windows back again...
In other words, when a screen is removed, the app needs to make sure that it's windows positions are set to a reasonable value.
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adrien
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Re: multiple monitors, OS X
« Reply #1 on: Feb 19th, 2004, 3:26pm » |
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never mind, seems this is fixed.
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dek
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Re: multiple monitors, OS X
« Reply #2 on: Jul 13th, 2004, 3:53pm » |
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hmm, not sure if it is fixed, i lost my window a couple days ago.
because i was in a rush, i unplugged my secondary lacie monitor from my powerbook ( 1.25 GHz, osx 10.2.8, p5 release 68 ). bang, window gone.
next time i plugged in again, it was waiting for me (a little scared, but otherwise unharmed).
is the problem solved in release 69? should i take the risk?
pace,
dek
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