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05-04-2017 08:32 PM
05-04-2017 08:32 PM
Need help configuring dual monitors - ML10 Gen9
I just installed Debian 8.7.1 on a brand new ProLiant ML10 Gen9 which I am going to use as a workstation. I have attached two monitors via the two Display Ports. Everything works except I can't get the monitors configured as an extended desktop. It's as if the OS thinks there is only one monitor attached. Are there any non-free drivers that I need to install to make this magic happen? I have managed to configure extended desktops in the past in Debian Jessie. While not as simple and elegant as the Windoze solution, it is not rocket science - which leads me to believe I have missed something in the commissioning of this system. Help!?