Dual monitor possible?

[Ashley Benton]

I installed Ubuntu with the book Beginning Ubuntu Linux from Keir Thomas and
it mentions Vim, so when somebody from the list told me to edit and add to
the file I thought about Vim. I also have A Pratical Guide to Linux
Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming from Mark G.Sobell which also
speaks about Vim, so I didn't even think about anything else. I am using Vim
(version 7.0.235) and I love it same if it complicated. I'm sure I use only
a little bit of it and it has lot more features that I don't know yet but I
will learn them with a little time(meaning certainly a few months or years).
I'm sure you will hear about it later.
I found a book about vim on internet yesterday, I try to find where and will
let you know. (I printed it, it was easier to read and watch my screen)
Does anyone has an idea why lscpi and cat xorg.conf show me two different
cards but  only one. Is it possible that one use the nVidia binary driver
and one the nVidia legacy driver and that would be why only one of the card
appears?
Thank you
Megan




On 10/5/07, Brian McKee <brian.mckee at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 05/10/2007, Leonard Chatagnier <lenc5570 at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> > My apologies to the list for suspecting it was
> > recommended.(Blush).  However, nano is much easier to
> > use and will save you time and doesn't really require
> > you to use the manual, if it even has one. Your
> > preference overrides.
>
> Well, I was surprised to hear her mention vi.   I love it, but it's
> learning curve is really a cliff - especially since I believe the
> Ubuntu default is a crufty vi-minimal version.  At the very least
> install gvim (vim-x11 or whatever Ubuntu calls it - I don't have it in
> front of me) if you want to learn it,  but hey - let's stick to one
> learning experience at a time right?
>
> Brian
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