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This does not belong on linux-kernel. Please take it to private mail. Yoav PS: I know my reply doesn't belong on linux-kernel either, but it is the only way I can see to reach the masses who refuse to stop posting unrelated drivel to this mailing-list. Don Fisher wrote: > > Yes, multiple video adapters are supported. Both the Metrolink server > and the Xi graphics server provide multihead capability. And I think > it > is to be included in a future release of XF86. None on the above > solutions allow you to drag a window from one screen to another, like > the MAC has done for over 10 years:-( For me a major limitation. > > There is a hardware solution proposed by Colorgraphic Communications > > http://www.colorgfx.com/index.html > > that is supoosed to allow dragging of windows in real time between > screens. A linux dirver has been promised but is currently (as of > June) > not available. > > A software solution that allows dragging of windows is available for > other "workstations" from XbigX. > > http://www.x-software.com/Software/Xbigx/info.english.html > > If we could convince them that linux was a viable market, it also > might > be an option. But most linux users want the software for free. And I > think these folks write software so they can eat. > > don > | ||||||||||||
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