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I had this problem too, but on a custom configured openbox. It seems to be a polkit issue, this helped: That didn't help me ;) policykit wasn't even installed on my system so I had to install it. * sudo apt-get install policykit -> logout/login: 'Not authorized' * spolkit-auth --user harold --grant...

I have exactly the same problem!

Ubuntu CLI install
Lubuntu repo added
lxde metapackage + pcmanfm installed

I've added a Google SoC proposal in the LXDE Wiki about multi-monitor support: http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Google_Summer_o ... or_support

Frank wrote:I suspected an off-by-one error in one of the programs involved (the panel, or the window manager, or both). Apparently that is so.

Is there a place I should report this bug?

If I set a top-left panel to be 1280px wide, the second monitor gets an unusable margin of the panel's height... Does it help if you make the panel less than 100% wide? Setting the top-left panel to 1279px solved the annoying margin on the second monitor! Maximizing a window uses all available spac...

We have no developer with multiple monitors, so it is not possible at this time to work on this. A somewhat more constructive reaction would be: What can I do to aid in finding/funding a programmer that can add multi-monitor support to LXDE? All I can do in this process is compile and test early bu...

We have no developer with multiple monitors, so it is not possible at this time to work on this. Hmmm... That's a pity. (understatement :!: ) I guess I don't have to report the fact that LXDM doesn't support multiple monitors too... ;) Well, this renders LXDE somewhat useless/annoying/etc on both m...

I've just installed Lubuntu and I'm impressed! Everything feels really snappy, even when compared to Xfce/Xubuntu. I just got a few "issues" with my dual monitor setup. How can I place a panel on one monitor, without losing space on the second one? If I set a top-left panel to be 1280px wi...