Distributed Single Logical Screen (Sls/D) - HP b2600 Administration Manual

This behavior is the result of HP VUE's naive assumption that it is running against one large screen; it
centers these windows accordingly.
If you are using the default HP VUE key bindings, you can easily reposition the Front Panel so that it is
completely contained within one physical screen:
1. With the input focus on the Front Panel, press
2. With the Front Panel menu posted and the "Move" menu item selected, press
older keyboards,
3. Use the mouse or the arrow keys to reposition the Front Panel to the desired location.
4. Press
move.
Afterwards, this setting will be remembered and restored at your next login. If you have previously set a
Home session, you will need to re-set the Home session in the Style Manager to register the new Front
Panel position.
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Note: There is no mechanism in HP VUE for repositioning the login screen, window move/resize boxes,
or the screen lock dialog.
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Distributed Single Logical Screen (SLS/d)

SLS/d uses a Master/Slave relationship between X displays to create and manage the logical screen.
SLS/d is functionally identical to SLS, except for the way the screens are configured. To configure an
SLS/d screen, you must first choose a group of X displays, all running the same version of HP-UX 10.20
(running the January 1999 periodic patch or subsequent HP-UX 10.20 patch).
In addition, all of the systems running the displays must be running /usr/bin/X11/SLSd_daemon (this is
normally launched automatically when the system is booted; if it is not, you may start it by hand, as
root).
Then, the master and slaves must be configured correctly. The SLS/d master X server can execute on
any appropriate system, including one that is also executing a SLS/d slave X server. The SLS/d master
X server does not require a graphics display device. The SLS/d slave displays must all have the same
underlying graphics display device. To determine this, run "/bin/graphinfo <device_file>" (where
<device_file> represents the graphics device file (e.g., /dev/crt0) listed in that slave's
/etc/X11/X*screens file) and search for the "graphics product".
To Configure the SLS/d Slave X Servers
Configuring an SLS/d slave X server is identical to configuring a normal (non-SLS) screen as described
above. The catch is that if any Screen or ServerOption(s) are configured for one slave, they must be
configured for all of the slave X servers.
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) to start the move.
(or ) to complete the move. You may instead press
Graphics Administration Guide for HP-UX 10.20
(on older keyboards, use
to cancel the
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