How to Set Up XFCE for Multiple Monitors | Not a Linux Guru Guy
In this episode, I'm doing a short "How to" video on how to set up an XFCE desktop to work with multiple monitors in Linux. The catch is that whenever an additional monitor is added, the panel along with the menu, and along with any icons you may have on your primary monitor, will tend to automatically move to the newly added monitor, which is often not the expected or wanted action. How do you move them back as well as keep them there once you've set it up as you desire? That is what I go over in this video.
I wanted to give a shout-out to Profetik777 for giving me the idea for this video. Especially needed because in my own research, when I first attempted to figure this out, it was hard to find much info on how to do this.
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