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There are two main technologies for enabling multiple monitors. '''[[UbuntuHelp:XineramaHowTo|Xinerama]]''' works with most graphics cards, but is possibly slower, and more difficult to set up. '''Twinview''' uses the nVidia binary drivers, and should be easier to set up.
 
There are two main technologies for enabling multiple monitors. '''[[UbuntuHelp:XineramaHowTo|Xinerama]]''' works with most graphics cards, but is possibly slower, and more difficult to set up. '''Twinview''' uses the nVidia binary drivers, and should be easier to set up.
 
 
== Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) ==
 
== Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) ==
 
 
=== Twinview ===
 
=== Twinview ===
 
 
First, you must be using the nVidia binary drivers. The easiest way to enable this is from '''System -> Administration -> Restricted Driver Manager'''.
 
First, you must be using the nVidia binary drivers. The easiest way to enable this is from '''System -> Administration -> Restricted Driver Manager'''.
 
 
Run
 
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in a terminal. This allows you to arrange your monitors using a simple GUI supplied by nVidia.
 
in a terminal. This allows you to arrange your monitors using a simple GUI supplied by nVidia.
 
 
== Older Ubuntu versions ==
 
== Older Ubuntu versions ==
 
 
(try searching for ''twinview ubuntu'')
 
(try searching for ''twinview ubuntu'')
 
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2007年11月30日 (五) 20:52的版本

There are two main technologies for enabling multiple monitors. Xinerama works with most graphics cards, but is possibly slower, and more difficult to set up. Twinview uses the nVidia binary drivers, and should be easier to set up.

Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn)

Twinview

First, you must be using the nVidia binary drivers. The easiest way to enable this is from System -> Administration -> Restricted Driver Manager. Run

sudo nvidia-settings &

in a terminal. This allows you to arrange your monitors using a simple GUI supplied by nVidia.

Older Ubuntu versions

(try searching for twinview ubuntu)