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I have totwo monitors:

------   ------
|VGA-1| |HDMI-1|
------  --------

for some reason VGA-1 defaults to the primary monitor. Now this is what I have tried to fix this:

Go to settings edit and set primary on HDMI-1 to True
This: Fedora primary monitor selection
Now it seems it did a trick since HDMI-1 is primary according to "xrandr --current". However the panel is still on the left (VGA-1) monitor and I'm not sure that my HDMI-1 is primary at all.

Is this a bug or I'm doing something wrong here?

I have to monitors:

------   ------
|VGA-1| |HDMI-1|
------  --------

for some reason VGA-1 defaults to the primary monitor. Now this is what I have tried to fix this:

Go to settings edit and set primary on HDMI-1 to True
This: Fedora primary monitor selection
Now it seems it did a trick since HDMI-1 is primary according to "xrandr --current". However the panel is still on the left (VGA-1) monitor and I'm not sure that my HDMI-1 is primary at all.

Is this a bug or I'm doing something wrong here?

I have two monitors:

------   ------
|VGA-1| |HDMI-1|
------  --------

for some reason VGA-1 defaults to the primary monitor. Now this is what I have tried to fix this:

Go to settings edit and set primary on HDMI-1 to True
This: Fedora primary monitor selection
Now it seems it did a trick since HDMI-1 is primary according to "xrandr --current". However the panel is still on the left (VGA-1) monitor and I'm not sure that my HDMI-1 is primary at all.

Is this a bug or I'm doing something wrong here?

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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:37

I have to monitors:

------   ------
|VGA-1| |HDMI-1|
------  --------

for some reason VGA-1 defaults to the primary monitor. Now this is what I have tried to fix this:

Go to settings edit and set primary on HDMI-1 to True
This: Fedora primary monitor selection Fedora primary monitor selection
Now it seems it did a trick since HDMI-1 is primary according to "xrandr --current". However the panel is still on the left (VGA-1) monitor and I'm not sure that my HDMI-1 is primary at all.

Is this a bug or I'm doing something wrong here?

I have to monitors:

------   ------
|VGA-1| |HDMI-1|
------  --------

for some reason VGA-1 defaults to the primary monitor. Now this is what I have tried to fix this:

Go to settings edit and set primary on HDMI-1 to True
This: Fedora primary monitor selection
Now it seems it did a trick since HDMI-1 is primary according to "xrandr --current". However the panel is still on the left (VGA-1) monitor and I'm not sure that my HDMI-1 is primary at all.

Is this a bug or I'm doing something wrong here?

I have to monitors:

------   ------
|VGA-1| |HDMI-1|
------  --------

for some reason VGA-1 defaults to the primary monitor. Now this is what I have tried to fix this:

Go to settings edit and set primary on HDMI-1 to True
This: Fedora primary monitor selection
Now it seems it did a trick since HDMI-1 is primary according to "xrandr --current". However the panel is still on the left (VGA-1) monitor and I'm not sure that my HDMI-1 is primary at all.

Is this a bug or I'm doing something wrong here?

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asked Aug 9, 2014 at 11:32

Setting primary monitor in XFCE?

I have to monitors:

------   ------
|VGA-1| |HDMI-1|
------  --------

for some reason VGA-1 defaults to the primary monitor. Now this is what I have tried to fix this:

Go to settings edit and set primary on HDMI-1 to True
This: Fedora primary monitor selection
Now it seems it did a trick since HDMI-1 is primary according to "xrandr --current". However the panel is still on the left (VGA-1) monitor and I'm not sure that my HDMI-1 is primary at all.

Is this a bug or I'm doing something wrong here?

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